bring to a conclusion

A great war has now been brought to a conclusion.

"We are pleased the matter has been brought to a conclusion."

In letters thoughts need not be brought to a conclusion.

"Things must indeed change should it ever be brought to a conclusion!

Nevertheless I think it will be best for both of us if this interview is brought to a conclusion.

Important matters have been brought to a conclusion, even if not always in the way we hoped.

"We will continue to offer our full cooperation to all the authorities involved until it is brought to a conclusion."

The mission launched in Afghanistan must be brought to a conclusion.

The government should now set a time limit for this saga to be brought to a conclusion.

It does become important to have things brought to a conclusion and for people to be brought to justice.

For this reason, I hope that this matter will be quickly brought to a conclusion at second reading.

The story is continued, and brought to a conclusion, in the feature film Bjarnfreðarson.

We support this and hope that it can be brought to a conclusion during the course of this year.

Mitchell's innovation was to add a 'mirror' in the centre of his book so that each story could be brought to a conclusion.

This announcement brings to a conclusion a very long and strange tale.

A working party has been set up, and I am anxious for the matter to be brought to a conclusion by 30 March.

He also brought to a conclusion one of the most vituperative struggles the state capital has seen in recent years.

If a programme has been successful, it can be brought to a conclusion and we can launch a new project.

After this the Tiburtes surrendered and the war was brought to a conclusion.

The summit brought to a conclusion the first open coordination cycle on pensions.

It is understandable that the difficult and controversial package of Agenda 2000 could not be brought to a conclusion.

"Hopefully this will bring to a conclusion this most dark chapter in our history."

The case might have been brought to a conclusion at earlier moments with a bipartisan resolution of censure.

This matter should be brought to a conclusion from 2003, and should particularly play a role in enlargement.

Alone among mortals, he was bringing to a conclusion the Great Work.