Sentence examples for was never concluded from inspiring English sources

The arms deal was never concluded.

That election was never concluded and there was no count".

A formal peace treaty was never concluded with the Soviet Union before its dissolution.

He also courted Elizabeth I of England and even succeeded in negotiating with her a marriage contract (1579), which, however, was never concluded, even after two wooing visits to London (1579, 1581 82).

Buying PeopleSoft is an option it had discussed in particular since, a year ago, Mr Conway approached Oracle with an offer to pool both firms' application business (a deal that was never concluded because Mr Conway wanted it to be a separate business).

The BBC understands the FA did begin a joint project with the Professional Footballers Associationn to understand the effects of heading a football, but the project was never concluded.

That business transaction is never concluded, and is in any case a distraction from the luxurious stasis that envelops Alex and Katherine, a state that might be described as a blend of ennui and la dolce farniente.

They were set aside to be dealt with in the "final status" Israel-Palestinian talks, which were never concluded.

These discussions of whether, and at what age, one could attribute desires and thoughts to infants were never concluded.

Although many observers have been speculating about Illinois Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn making a senate appointment after he presumably becomes governor, there was never any reason to conclude that Burris could somehow be "unappointed".

O'Neill wrote that "Anna Christie" was never meant to conclude with an optimistic finality, but with a comma, suggesting that life, for better or worse, would go on.