Sentence examples for looking to conclude a from inspiring English sources

But South Africa, not surprisingly, is looking to conclude a deal from the conference: as host of the Durban meeting, President Jacob Zuma will not wish to see the death of Kyoto pronounced on African soil.

We were contacted by ING looking to conclude deals for its client.

The PGA Tour is looking to conclude contracts with ESPN, ABC, CBS, NBC, USA and the Golf Channel that would replace the four-year deals that end after this coming season.

"The potential investors are looking to conclude things as soon as possible.

"We are looking to conclude the process as soon as possible in the close season".

As the PST looks to conclude its deal to buy the League One club, it released a statement in reaction to a Commons Culture Media and Sport Committee report  that recognises "the importance of supporter involvement in clubs".

The statement continued: "[We] will look to conclude matters as soon as possible to the best possible outcome".

"We look forward to concluding a collective bargaining agreement and will continue to work closely with all of our staff to make working at AJAM a positive experience".

But we have seen at least one of the campaign leaflets, and while there are prominent promises and polices, you'd have to look loosely to conclude that he's actually a Liberal Democrat.

It looks premature to conclude that China's economy has avoided a hard landing, but the bearish sentiment toward China may be shifting as we approach the 18th Party Congress.

We conclude that rather than looking to ideological factors for a sufficient condition of design success, it is better to look to descriptions of engaged use (and mis-use) of products.