Trump's signature brings to a close a fraught year for spending.
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The end of Leviathan Wakes brings to a close first chapter of a larger threat to humanity: the protomolecule.
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The Congress's vote brings to a close what had become one of the country's biggest political dramas in decades.
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In a statement, Mr Kenyatta said the decision "brings to a close what has been a nightmare for my nation".
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In resolving the suit, Hyperloop One brings to a close a high-profile drama featuring allegations of harassment, conspiracy and nepotism.
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The announcement brings to a close the long-shot bid launched in 2017, just months after President Donald Trump took office.
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The report, issued by the E.P.A.'s inspector general, brings to a close a nearly two-year investigation into Mr. Pruitt's travel.
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"This decision brings to a close what has been a nightmare for my nation," Kenyatta said in a speech welcoming the decision.
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His approval brings to a close the last and most contentious impasse among U.S. states that enacted late budgets for this fiscal year.
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Friday's announcement brings to a close a chapter of uncertainty about Tesla's business structure, but Tesla is still facing plenty of other issues.
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"A reasonable voluntary separation agreement brings to a close one part of this horrible tragedy," the city of St. Anthony said in a statement.
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Shaquita Galloway's arrest, for injury to a child by omission, brings to a close a case that had languished for years, according to authorities.
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The approval of the settlement, assuming it stands, brings to a close a case that garnered outsize national attention during Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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Fox has just dropped a new promo for Monday's finale episode — which brings to a close the six-episode event — and the episode looks insane.
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The approval potentially brings to a close a year-long tussle for one of the most attractive assets under the new insolvency process in India.
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Jana Prikryl's first book of poems, "The After Party" (Tim Duggan Books), brings to a close the long period of silent evaluation known as childhood.
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"This brings to a close protracted litigation that never should have happened in the first place," DOJ spokesperson Ian Prior told BuzzFeed News in a statement Monday.
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The deal brings to a close a sale process that has been going on for some time and reportedly saw some 100 different bids for the health portal.
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The sentencing brings to a close one of two cases against Mr. Manafort, whose work in Ukraine and ties to Russians made him a target of Mr. Mueller.
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The settlement brings to a close a case that drew national attention over purported sexually compromising photographs involving the Falwells that could have been used as leverage against them.
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The government's latest revision brings to a close a year of debate and scientific scrutiny over fatality estimates that had seemed to vary widely — in some cases by thousands. Gov.
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The sentencing "brings to a close one of the most difficult cases the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit has ever investigated," said Attorney General Lawrence Wasden in a statement.
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It brings to a close two years of legal jockeying over evidence and accusations of sexual abuse, most of which were kept from public view by Australia's legal system until recently.
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It also brings to a close a bizarre chain of events that began in July 2013, when Mr. Cuomo empaneled the Moreland Commission, only to close it less than a year later.
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The agreement brings to a close a two-year investigation into the association's code of ethics by the Justice Department's antitrust division, which enforces laws governing fair consumer and competitive market practices.
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The last so-called One Ocean show scheduled for Sunday brings to a close a commercially successful series of performances that have been held at SeaWorld San Diego under different names since the 1960s.
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The agreement brings to a close lawsuits viewed as a test for individuals bringing cases against corporations that operate in multiple jurisdictions in Africa and which also exposed corporate legal risks for such companies.
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" On Monday, the Center for Israel and Jewish Affairs, Canada's leading Jewish advocacy organization, said in a statement: "Ernst Zündel's death brings to a close an especially pernicious saga that plagued Canadians for decades.
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So, yes, Wednesday's vote brings to a close nearly five months of the impeachment inquiry and trial that sprang forth from a whistleblower's complaint over Trump's comments to the President of Ukraine over the summer.
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The announcement brings to a close an investigation that was launched a year ago, after a House committee investigating Benghazi learned that Clinton had used a private email server during her time as Secretary of State.
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It's the closest vote on a Supreme Court nominee since 1881 and brings to a close a bruising battle that entailed allegations of sexual assault and misconduct against Kavanaugh, an FBI investigation, and intense inter-party fighting.
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In a sense like that — and like LinkedIn — it really brings to a close the Yahoo leadership's efforts to convince Wall Street that it's a growth company that can compete with the likes of Facebook and Google.
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"This agreement brings to a close the investigation by Italian authorities into Credit Suisse AG's previous cross-border business with Italian clients," Credit Suisse said in an emailed statement, confirming information Reuters learned from sources in Italy.
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The elimination of the last IS stronghold in Baghouz brings to a close a grueling final battle that stretched across several weeks and saw thousands of people flee the territory and surrender in desperation, and hundreds killed.
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The civil settlement with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, one of the largest law firms in the world, brings to a close at least one part of a probe that developed from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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This — at least for now — brings to a close a dramatic chapter for Tesla that was ignited when Musk tweeted on August 7 that he was considering taking Tesla private at $420 per share and had already secured funding.
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The verdict in the case, which the ruling Communist Party has said caused major damage to its image, brings to a close another chapter in President Xi Jinping's sweeping campaign against corruption which he began more than three years ago.
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The violation plea brings to a close a case that saw the former head of a federal health agency and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene arrested on sex abuse, forcible touching, and harassment charges last August.
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With Breach, he brings to a close his tale of algorithmic geopolitics that started with Bandwidth (which I reviewed on TechCrunch) and continued with Borderless, all the while exploring topics of privacy, social media psychops, and the future of democracy.
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The agreement — which Tronc announced early on Wednesday, when many Times employees were still in bed — brings to a close a tumultuous period marked by the ouster of top leaders, the suspension of the newspaper's publisher and a contentious unionization effort.
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The seventh benchmark manipulation case brought by the UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) brings to a close a string of prosecutions drawn from a seven-year criminal investigation into allegations that bankers rigged two key interest rate benchmarks, Libor and Euribor, for profit.
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Transformation by James Gunn James Gunn (not the director of Guardians of the Galaxy) is one of the last authors from the original golden age of science fiction, and with Transformation, he brings to a close a trilogy that he opened with Transcendental and Transgalactic.
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S. consumer inflation expectations drop again- New York Fed survey -Fed's Evans: U.S. economy in "good place," but watching inflation 3/FAIR TRADE The weekend brings to a close the annual China International Import Expo in Shanghai, where American companies turn out in force.
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The reveal brings to a close months of intense and often giddy theorizing among Fortnite's massive player base, as Epic dropped in-game clues and other hints throughout season three that helped form a cohesive and unlikely narrative for a game that largely centers on competitive multiplayer.
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The shocking attack on a Jewish community celebrating Hanukkah in suburban New York on Saturday brings to a close a deadly year for Jews in the U.S. Anti-Semitic attacks that have become more frequent, sinister and deadly are showing no signs of abating as the year closes.
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" And Kristen Clarke, the president and executive director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said the court's move "now renders North Carolina's law null and void, and brings to a close a long and protracted battle over a law deemed one of the most egregious voter suppression measures of its kind.
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A Potent Symbol Mr. Guzmán's capture — described using information from interviews with witnesses and government officials, police reports, military video and Mexican news reports confirmed by officials — brings to a close, for now, one of the most exhaustive manhunts the Mexican government has conducted, an endeavor that drew in more than 240,500 people across the nation.
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The deal, nevertheless, brings to a close the independent life of one of the oldest and most iconic internet brands, arguably the one that led and set the pace for search — the cornerstone of doing business on the spaghetti-like internet — at least until Google came along and surpassed Yahoo many times over, and led the company into a number of disastrous and costly attempts to redefine itself, ultimately culminating in the sale we have here today.
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Havoline's recent sponsorship was with Juan Pablo Montoya in the #42 Dodge for Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates. At the end of the 2008 NASCAR season, Texaco / Havoline officially ended their sponsorship with NASCAR and Chip Ganassi Racing. This brings to a close a 20+-year relationship with the sport. After ending its sponsorship with NASCAR, Havoline became a sponsor of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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According to , Jeconiah was released from prison "in the 37th year of the exile", in the year that Amel-Marduk (Evil-Merodach) came to the throne, and given a prestigious position at court. Jeconiah's release in Babylon brings to a close the Books of Kings and the Deuteronomistic history. Babylonian records show that Amel-Marduk began his reign in October 562 BCE.Richard Parker and Waldo Dubberstein, Babylonian Chronology 626 B.C. – A.D. 75 (Providence RI: Brown University Press, 1956) 12.
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