Sentence examples for to conclude but from inspiring English sources
The government is bad, people tend to conclude, but the king is good.
More sweeping trade rounds are harder to conclude, but they give more maneuvering room to industrial powers.
Stern said last week that he would wait for the appeal process to conclude, but added that the case was "very much under review".
The subsequent court case took two years to conclude, but eventually Sandra was awarded a £3m lump sum based on an expected life span of 14 years.
PolCouns stressed the importance of starting negotiations on an Additional Protocol as soon as possible, relaying that such agreements usually take about a year to conclude but that IAEA Legal could have a model text ready quickly if the Indians ask to begin negotiations.
This is not always easy to conclude, but it is essential to optimise activities and maximise the project's success.
The sessions are supposed to conclude today but may be extended.
After Michael had suppressed the insurrection, however, Krum offered to conclude peace, but the terms offered seemed unacceptable to Theodore Studites, and on his advice Michael declined the proposal.
If you look at all those things it is impossible to conclude anything but [that] we are further away from power than we were on 8 May.
If one considers the planet earth and asks what are the keystone species for our global ecology, it is hard to conclude anything but major global corporations.
Testimony in the trial was expected to conclude last week but was thrown off course when DaimlerChrysler turned over 61 pages of notes written by former top Chrysler executives during the transaction.
