Sentence examples similar to manage concluding from inspiring English sources

Bucknall et al. [ 40] highlighted that only a proportion of people with COPD were able reliably to identify change and effectively self-manage concluding that there was a need for professionals to 'train' patients.

He believes a blend of financial and social metrics can be used as the common language used to successfully initiate, manage, and conclude powerful cross-sector partnerships that can solve wicked problems.

"Just where we are at the moment is always difficult to say but hopefully we can manage to conclude both of the deals". Talks over a £3m move for Jelavic have been ongoing for weeks and reports claim the Croatia forward is at odds with his club over a pay-off.

"The UK government seems intent on presenting a false choice between whatever bad, possibly blindfold, deal they manage to conclude and a no-deal scenario.

A recent review on economic analyses of interventions to manage disability concluded that only few intervention studies undertook economic analyses and for those that did the quality was generally low.

"I am delighted we have managed to conclude the recruitment process successfully and ahead of schedule".

"Risk sounds like something that needs to be managed," she concluded.

During her period as trade commissioner, she managed to conclude an important free-trade agreement with South Korea.

He then somehow manages to conclude that one should root for teams from large cities and against the Washington Wizards.

NEW DELHI — The Commonwealth Games, which opened 12 days ago with the world bracing for the worst, managed to conclude on Thursday without any of the predicted embarrassment or disaster.

Indian Officials Compete The Commonwealth Games in India, which opened 12 days ago with the world bracing for the worst, managed to conclude without undue embarrassment or disaster.