Sentence examples for into concluding from inspiring English sources

First, German intelligence systematically sought to mislead the Soviets into concluding that invasion was not imminent, employing a double agent working in the German Air Ministry.

In fact, a new study reports, doctors could be misled into concluding that a patient's risk is lower than it really is.

Time and again she sets up a situation where the reader is provoked into concluding that what she is asking us to believe is simply not feasible.

"[Those talks] would be final and that would lead them into concluding a comprehensive agreement to end the crisis in South Sudan," Mesfin told reporters minutes before Kiir and Machar signed the latest peace deal.

The curse of charisma Rolling out the red carpet Shades of grey Globalisation's new cheerleader Reprints Related items Trade: Steel, rolledAug 29th 2002 The human face of globalisationAug 26th 1999 The WTO: First equalJul 22nd 1999For Mr Supachai, the task is to prod countries into concluding the global round of trade talks launched at Doha last November by the deadline of December 2004.

The office of the United States attorney, Preet Bharara, in requesting a stiffer sentence, said Wednesday in court papers that in his affidavit, Mr. González "repeatedly committed perjury in an effort to deceive the court into concluding that a fair and just reason existed to grant his motion".

He tore into the concluding Presto with jaw-dropping panache.

The show's seventh series, it will be split into two, concluding next year.

turn into the concluding observation: "Sex is not the greatest glue between two people.

In his essay Taming the Bicycle, Mark Twain recalls broken limbs and running into dogs, concluding with the advice: "Get a bicycle.

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