Sentence examples for quickly conclude from inspiring English sources

Voters, of course, are remarkably canny and quickly conclude that power no longer rests with those who come knocking on their door for votes.

An American or European may quickly conclude that a Chinese or Vietnamese factory paying workers $2 a day is a sweatshop.

Pakistan said it intended to quickly conclude its inquiry into charges that its nuclear technology was shared with Iran and has vowed legal action against anyone involved.

In most developing countries, Mr. Pastor said, officials quickly conclude that it is vital to separate the counting of votes from any suspicion of partisanship, and they do so by placing a respected jurist or nonpartisan commission over the process.

BAA said that it was looking forward to the Acas meeting, adding: "We hope that we can quickly conclude an agreement, in the interests of the travelling public, our airlines and our staff, the majority of whom did not vote for a strike".

The markets would quickly conclude that the United States did not dare pull the same trick twice -- because it would not want to exhaust its emergency reserves or give Mr. Gore's Republican opponent, Gov. George W. Bush, the chance to make a credible argument that the administration was endangering America's energy security in an effort to get Mr. Gore elected.

Baute quickly concluded that they were fake.

"You like or dislike him right away," Kneeland quickly concluded.

This was not the work of hackers, he quickly concluded.

The Investigative Committee quickly concluded it had found no offending passages.

There's no reason why not, he quickly concluded.