Sentence examples for proposal for concluding from inspiring English sources

Citing what it claimed was unwavering American hostility, the North Korean statement said a "proposal for concluding a nonaggression treaty is, in essence, the only realistic solution to the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula".

DigitalGlobe said it halted talks on that proposal after concluding that the government's budget cuts would be more favorable for DigitalGlobe than GeoEye.

Judge Berman rejected the proposal, concluding that there was no set of circumstances which could insure Zarrab would appear for trial.

But for now, it sounds like the ball is in Google's court, with Joachin Almunia, the VP for competition in the European Commission, today confirming that he has written to Google's chairman, Eric Schmidt, to request changes to Google's proposals after concluding Google's proposals were not good enough.

The Medical Ethical Committee of the University Medical Center Groningen has assessed the study proposal and concluded that approval was not required (Reference METc2011.108).

The research will conclude in proposal for developing one of the mixed use streets in Jeddah, using sustainable streets' strategies to be an exemplary model for sustainable, well-designed and pedestrian oriented streets.

The legal service also examined the proposal for a ban on tobacco advertising, concluding that the ban 'cannot be regarded as having the effect of harmonizing national provisions relating to the establishment and functioning of the internal market.

The review's remit was flawed the panel concluded and the proposal for children's services was undermined by a lack of co-ordination with a parallel review of adult services for congenital heart disease.

The commission said that after a detailed study it had concluded that the proposal for a new four-runway airport had "substantial disadvantages that collectively outweigh its potential benefits".

This study concludes with a proposal for noninvasive biosensors, which provide boundless potential for future cross-field applications.

It concludes with a proposal for a three-level approach to institutions: generic-ontological, comparative-substantive, and policy-design levels.