Sentence examples for is fully concluded from inspiring English sources

Until the investigation is fully concluded, it would be inappropriate for us to comment further". The 25-year-old Brown averaged 8.4 points, 6.0 rebounds and a career-best 1.2 blocked shots in 41 games last season.

In November, she joined Justice Ginsburg in signing a statement issued by Justice John Paul Stevens, condemning "the perversity of executing inmates" — the inmate in question was one of the Beltway snipers — "before their appeals process has been fully concluded".

However, he has accepted that any treaty change process will not be fully concluded before the deadline he has set for the British referendum on EU membership, the end of 2017, and ministers accept that getting countries like Poland to agree to changes that would curtail the benefit rights of EU migrants in the UK would be extremely difficult.

But the matter has not yet been fully concluded.

If you're not on the final version this Friday, you can't be signed by a Bundesliga club this summer and by 18 00 local time the deal must be fully concluded.

However, results of the metabolite studies indicated that the intact radiotracers were 65%to80%0% in the tumour; therefore, the fate of the remaining fraction of the radiotracers cannot be fully concluded until the metabolites are identified and quantified.

Glasgow et al. showed that greater exercise adherence and higher PACIC score [ 19] were linked for patients with diabetes and a cross-sectional study from the North American insurance company Kaiser Permanente where the CCM is fully implemented concluded that PACIC could be used as a tool for health systems to improve care for chronic diseases [ 20].

Because the case is not fully concluded, Navy officials declined to provide details, or discuss precisely what Admiral Gaouette said that Captain Reis and the inspector general deemed insensitive.

Thus, it is fully plausible to conclude that it was protectors of America's unjust economic status quo who executed it, the fateful death warrant of Martin Luther King, Jr.

He said these might be dark "hours and days" for the relatives of British people working in In Amenas, adding: "If this operation is not yet fully concluded there [may be] more developments yet to come".

The slow rate of evolution of essential genes in domains of high recombination, we conclude, is fully explained by their skewed nucleotide usage.