It is up to President Bush to finish the job his father started to conclude the 12-year reassessment of the PCB's in the Hudson and clean them up -- for this and future generations.
Indeed, it's perhaps a little too appealing for its own good: listening to Days Are Gone, you start to conclude it might have had more to do with wishful thinking than Haim's actual sound.
What's especially irritating is the way in which, about halfway through and as though obeying an editor's injunction, Bloom starts to conclude his chapters by answering one of the questions implicit in his title.
His former pastor said some terrible things and so, can we really trust this guy?' " In near unison, the audience replied, "Yes!" Before asking for their votes, Mr. Obama has started to conclude nearly every one of his campaign events with a forceful recitation of his values.
But much of the demand for a shift in attitudes towards parenting has come from women, who have started to conclude that they are victims as well as beneficiaries of generous maternity-leave policies.Most countries have found that when they offer decent maternity leave, they increase female employment.
It was also in New York that we started to conclude the accountability work towards the recommendations of the time-bound Commission on Information and Accountability (CoIA) at an annual gathering of partners.
While during the late 1920s and early 1930s relations with the Soviet Union became normalized to a degree, from 1938 on, the Soviets, anxious that Finland could be used as a springboard for an invasion, started negotiations to conclude a military agreement.
Milk concludes "We're starting to move out of the technical 'wow' phase of this and into 'what does this mean for humanity?'".
13 Thirty per cent 11 of all new medicines starting phase III fail to conclude it, of which 52% do not show the expected efficacy and 35% do not show an acceptable safety profile.
