Sentence examples for rapidly concluded from inspiring English sources

"The tourism industry must adapt rapidly," concluded the final report of the United Nations conference.

A detective rapidly concluded, however, that "business rivals" were the obvious culprits.

Although the president signed the Lusaka agreements last year, he rapidly concluded that the deal did not suit him.

Newly arrived in Cambridge, he rapidly concluded that "The formality of introduction is so great and even then it is not worth the trouble of getting introduced".

The August 2016 review of the bill's bulk powers, which was carried out by the government's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, rapidly concluded there was a distinct though not yet proven operational case for the inclusion of "bulk equipment interference" (as mass hacking is euphemistically termed).

He rapidly concluded that hospital doctors had little knowledge of eye treatment but that success of the TOH scheme would be assured, given the potential overwhelming demand for treatment.

"Today's vote demonstrates the seriousness of our difficult financial position and the need to rapidly conclude a debt operation … I remain confident that such a solution can be found.

But there's also been vintage Sorkin, more than enough to justify sticking with the show and to make it one of the stronger entries of the rapidly concluding summer.

"Then, details cascading from him more and more rapidly, he concluded in an outburst of frustration" that Mr. Carter was incompetent.

In a meeting with Eric E. Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, at the Élysée Palace this week, the president "expressed his desire that negotiations between Google and news publishers begin rapidly and conclude by the end of the year," his office said in a statement.

"Minister Westerwelle hopes that the necessary consultations within the E.U. can be concluded rapidly".