Sentence examples for the office concludes from inspiring English sources

Many surprises & hilariousities coming!" Though the possibility remains that the "Farm" pilot, which focuses on Dwight and his equally bizarre extended family, may be broadcast as an episode of "The Office," the character's adventures will probably end when "The Office" concludes its current and final season in the spring.

"If an applicant satisfies all the requirements prescribed by statute and rule," the office concluded, "the license will be issued".

After conducting an audit that harshly criticized state oversight of the halfway-house system, the office concluded that regulators were kept in the dark about Community Education's finances.

The office concluded that despite the weakened economy, the welfare growth rate should be relatively modest because of the Giuliani administration's strict welfare policies.

But the company's ability to restructure and survive over the long term depends on "market conditions and continued government support," the office concluded.

The office concluded that the waste, from 1997 to 2003, went undetected because the department relied on individuals to report the unused tickets, and they did not do so.

The office concluded that a plan by the committee's Democratic leaders, Senators Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, would reduce the number of uninsured only by a net 16 million people.

Instead, the office concluded there was "insufficient evidence" to pursue either federal criminal civil rights charges or local charges against the officers involved.

After a thorough review of the investigation and after considering the recommendations of the city's independent monitor, this office concludes that the deputies did not violate the department's use-of-force policy or any other department rules related to use of force.

The accounting office concludes, however, that even if all of the applicable regulations had been followed, security risks would still exist because the department's "regulations, policies and procedures are fundamentally flawed".

In 25 years, that growth will be "unsustainable," the budget office concludes.