Sentence examples for programs concluded from inspiring English sources

"These presidencies did more than enact new laws and programs," concluded Sandel.

So this festival of seven orchestras, chosen not for their renown but for the adventurousness of their proposed programs, concluded with, of all things, the Beethoven Fifth.

Similarly, a 2007 RAND summary of twenty-six reviews and meta-analyses of population-based disease-management programs concluded that policymakers should be skeptical about claims that these programs can reduce health-care costs when they improve health outcomes.

Mr. Trifonov, who is also a composer and has said he will include his own works and arrangements on future programs, concluded the first half of the concert with the Liszt Sonata in B minor.

This year's edition of "The Song Continues," which has gone forward as one of the Weill Institute programs, concluded on Sunday evening at Zankel Hall with a recital of four promising young singers, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ms. Horne's debut.

Not coincidentally, the oil industry, automobile industry and European Commission have been the main players in predetermining the development of European automobile market through the Auto-Oil I and II programs (concluded in 1996 and finalized by October 2000,[94]).

(Rockwell) NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION (Through Sunday) Participants in a competition featuring 24 young dancers from 19 countries appear in programs concluding with an awards presentation on Sunday.

This year's program concluded last week.

The program concluded with Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony.

The program concluded with a repeat performance of "Prodigal Son".

The program concluded with Rachmaninoff's "Symphonic Dances".