Sentence examples for is to conclude from inspiring English sources

Parliament is to conclude its vote on May 27.

To imply is to suggest; to infer is to conclude.

It is to conclude that his plan does not exist.

All that remains now, Mr. Van Petten said, is to conclude agreements with individual studios.

Perhaps that's all there is to conclude about the footballing career of Jason Koumas too.

Officially, the show is to conclude at the end of next season, its fifth.

The session that began at 6 p.m. Wednesday is to conclude at midnight Thursday.

An internal investigation is to conclude imminently and a separate independent review into the culture at British Cycling is ongoing.

Much has yet to be achieved if Doha is to conclude with a new trade-liberalising deal.

None of this however is to conclude that press freedom in Britain, hard won over 300 years ago, should be jeopardised.

The aim is to conclude negotiations with the banks before next week's high-level summit of business leaders and economic policymakers in Davos.