come to a conclusion

“And it’s only after investigation and corroboration that we make an assessment on whether there are reasonable grounds to come to a conclusion, and if there are, then we report on that.”

“Somebody Somewhere” changed Hiller’s life, so obviously he’s wistful to see it come to a conclusion.

“We’re going to have to begin setting up frameworks at the state and national level to get this process going, to come to a conclusion about how you put together voluntary programs that have incentives, that do not destroy local communities,” Babbitt said.

The proxy fight will come to a conclusion at Disney’s annual shareholder meeting in April.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who supported the motion, has called for the Assange case to come to a "conclusion" since taking office in 2022.