Sentence examples for was ever concluded from inspiring English sources
Full-life tariffs are a tacit death-penalty-lite, a way to deny a life without having to extinguish it – an understandable but enormous compromise that demonstrates how imperfectly the capital punishment debate was ever concluded.
But HP claims many of these deals were fictional in that no agreement with an end user was ever concluded, and that the resellers were simply warehousing Autonomy's software.
Tseng might conclude it was ever thus with the Hawaiian 10 months her junior.
At that court, District Judge Howard Riddle concluded Mr Assange would get a fair trial if he was ever charged.
No precipitation was ever observed.
"So if you're ever depressed," Rippon concludes with a smile, "go to In-N-Out, and four years later, you can be at the Olympics".
It has the potential to be the biggest trade deal ever concluded.
No study has ever concluded that there is a positive impact from trying juveniles as adults," he said.
Ever since, Mr. MacDonald, 68, has asserted his innocence and right to appeal at every turn, but no court has ever concluded that he is right.
This was the Treaty of Wanghia, the first ever concluded between Washington and Beijing.
A hard switch, maybe, but Google is sanguine as ever, concluding: "Through all of the initiatives we describe above, and more to come, Google continues to work with publishers to find ways to ensure that journalism survives and thrives on the web.
