Sentence examples for to quickly conclude from inspiring English sources

Pakistan said it intended to quickly conclude its inquiry into charges that its nuclear technology was shared with Iran and has vowed legal action against anyone involved.

On Monday's edition of "MSNBC Live," Hewitt told host Steve Kornacki that if the FBI is able to quickly conclude that there's nothing amiss with the new cache of emails it is said to be poring through, they should just hold off, and not tell anyone.

Even some new arrivals appear to have quickly concluded that Mexico needs a cultural transformation from top to bottom.

After running the calculation, one can quickly conclude that it is not enough to leave the existing houses as they are if we want to halt climate change.

We should: • Quickly conclude a free-trade agreement with Islamabad, and urge the EU to do the same.

An American or European may quickly conclude that a Chinese or Vietnamese factory paying workers $2 a day is a sweatshop.

Voters, of course, are remarkably canny and quickly conclude that power no longer rests with those who come knocking on their door for votes.

People whose knowledge of the Middle East comes from pictures on the Internet of Israel dropping bombs on Gaza will quickly conclude that Israel is the aggressor.

It may be fairer to say that, dealt a rotten hand, Mr Wagoner tried to do many of the right things, but ran out of luck and time.The car-industry task-force appointed by Barack Obama to save GM and Chrysler quickly concluded that neither could be viable without the pressure of bankruptcy to force stakeholders to renounce most of their claims.

Ziegler, who had flown in from the US, rose to his feet and quickly concluded our case.

When Maliki and the other exiles returned to Iraq in 2003, they quickly concluded that they couldn't establish an Islamic state, because the two sects had fundamental differences over the nature of Islam.