bring to a successful conclusion

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bring something to a successful conclusion

to complete something successfully. They brought the battle to a successful conclusion. The case was brought to a successful conclusion by the prosecutor.

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He also helped bring to a successful conclusion the decades-long effort to replace North High. Productive tenure; Caradonio has led schools through challenging times by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) should make it a priority to put their weight behind the current multilateral negotiations and bring to a successful conclusion the Doha Development Agenda. EU and global nonwovens issues: the view from Brussels by Guiraud, Marc / Nonwovens Industry The debt financing is earmarked specifically for an acquisition opportunity that the Company is attempting to bring to a successful conclusion. Entrada Networks to Receive $2.3 Million in Institutional Equity ... by Business Wire More results

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He also helped bring to a successful conclusion the decades-long effort to replace North High.

Productive tenure; Caradonio has led schools through challenging times by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)

should make it a priority to put their weight behind the current multilateral negotiations and bring to a successful conclusion the Doha Development Agenda.

EU and global nonwovens issues: the view from Brussels by Guiraud, Marc / Nonwovens Industry

The debt financing is earmarked specifically for an acquisition opportunity that the Company is attempting to bring to a successful conclusion.

Entrada Networks to Receive $2.3 Million in Institutional Equity ... by Business Wire

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