Sentence examples for taken to conclude from inspiring English sources

Those indicators included a fall in the volume of auctions as well as a drop in the number of transactions in the private treaty market, where four-fifths of sales are made, and an upward drift in the time taken to conclude them.

Thus, care must be taken to conclude that the dike-mounted wall seems not an entirely appropriate reinforcement for the stability and safety of coastal protections.

Therefore, this work suggests that the absence of a power law in experimental data should not necessarily be taken to conclude that the system does not lie in the region of a critical regime.

Who would carry out the study and how long it would take to conclude also remained unclear, he said.

Why would they promise to stay there for however many days, weeks, or months it takes to conclude a "Grand Bargain" (or forever, whichever comes first)?

Over the two days the market took to conclude that the Fed had made its first move, the Standard & Poor's 500 rose 1.5percentt.

"We have due process available to all our players, and it obviously increases the time it takes to conclude an investigation," said Kris Dent, a spokesman for the ATP.

While there is much gloom and doom after the failure of the latest round of talks, let's not forget how long it took to conclude the Uruguay round trade talks.

When exhausted trade ministers concluded the talks in Marrakesh 10 years ago last week which set up the World Trade Organisation, they can scarcely have imagined that their successors would be facing a new set of negotiations poised to run for even longer than the seven-and-a-half years it took to conclude the Uruguay round.

Many immigrants are locked up for as long as it takes to conclude their deportation cases, even if they pose no danger or flight risk.

The common wisdom is that the Mets' decline began when Carlos Beltran took that called third strike to conclude the 2006 National League Championship Series.