Sentence examples for to conclude them from inspiring English sources

On February 23, the Germans responded with an ultimatum allowing the Russians two days to open talks and three more to conclude them.

When the world's trade ministers launched the global trade talks in November 2001, they promised to conclude them three years later.

"It is very important that the QCA should be allowed to conclude them in a timely and orderly fashion in order to safeguard the interests of pupils, schools and taxpayers".

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.

It is, in a way, understandable that only a few such agreements have been concluded; during a boom the producer countries are not inclined to conclude them, and during a depression there is little incentive for consumer countries to enter into them.

If the only obstacle to starting talks now is the cultural exception, say some Eurocrats, perhaps that is progress.Yet if Europeans cannot begin the talks after months of preparation (eg, removing old irritants in the beef trade), what is the chance that they will be able to conclude them?

It would be a mistake to conclude from them that moods are external, rather than internal, states.

State the given assumptions, and what you intend to conclude from them.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau's analysis of several pieces of debris led them to conclude that four of them were "almost certainly" from the missing plane.

Leading computer manufacturers and Internet service providers (ISPs) rushed to conclude agreements, allowing them to bundle Navigator with their products.

If signing up students was that easy it was natural to conclude that teaching them wouldn't be much harder.