Sentence examples for will be able to conclude from inspiring English sources

Only they will be able to conclude a peace deal directly".

"I have every hope that we will be able to conclude the negotiations quickly," Ms. Perine said.

Closer to home, Goodell remains confident the league will be able to conclude a new labour agreement with the NFL Players Association before the 2010 season.

"But, certainly, we expect and hope that we will be able to conclude an agreement with Poland in the near future.

But when Ed Richards, chief executive of the broadcast regulator Ofcom, looks back at his period in office, he will be able to conclude that he achieved exactly the right amount of it.

But doubts persist among officials involved in international policy that he will be able to conclude negotiations for a global trade agreement that will lower trade barriers and address new issues of trade in services and the Internet.

Until the issue is resolved Milner will not be able to conclude the deal, despite having already agreed everything on his side.

Because of such complex concatenations, we might not be able to conclude that all DBTs will bring 3′ and 5′ directional sequences to form a single chimeric EST.

As we weigh our options, we should be able to conclude with some confidence that the use of force will move us toward the intended outcome.

The proposal for a regulation establishes a mechanism, on the basis of which Member States will be able to renegotiate, negotiate and conclude bilateral agreements with third countries in the area of judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters.

But the I.A.E.A. concluded in the report that "given Iran's past pattern of concealment, it will take some time before the agency is able to conclude that Iran's nuclear programme is exclusively for peaceful purposes".