Sentence examples for rushing to end from inspiring English sources

That is the way forward in Afghanistan — working to mend it not just rushing to end it.

Another shows Sciutto and Harlow rushing to end an interview with CNN law enforcement analyst Tom Fuentes as staffers in the background leave the offices.

But he was willing to voice doubts about "rushing to end the BBC licence fee", opposed auctioning off television franchises to the highest bidder; and his chairmanship of the Tory defence group was won as a moderate candidate against the ultra, John Wilkinson.

As Congress rushes to end this session, there is one sidelight that investors should watch.

Human rights and basic freedoms of expression are all suffering in Mr Kagame's authoritarian rush to end ethnic self-identification in Rwanda.

History suggests that the more brutal the dictator, the more others are willing to cut him diplomatic slack in a headlong rush to end the brutality.

Even so, Mr. Netanyahu's hard-line government has never liked the idea of negotiating with Iran on the nuclear issue, and, at times, seems in a rush to end them altogether.

And I hope that whatever he does is proportionate to the threat that Israel is facing and I hope that this operation can come to a conclusion quickly.' Israel publicly appears to be in no rush to end the operation.