brought to an end

The enemy was defeated, and the war was brought to an end.

The last great era of globalisation was brought to an end by an assassin's bullet in Sarajevo in 1914.

"It's not good for Nokia and I feel it needs to be brought to an end one way or the other. "

You stand on the brink of a new age but before this dawns the old matrix must be brought to an end.

The new bout of turbulence in Shanghai has brought to an end one of the more remarkable episodes in the history of stock markets.

The preceding Palaeocene epoch was also brought to an end, the rocks suggest, by a sudden release of methane.

No further discussions arising, the meeting was brought to an end.

After event was brought to an end, the local government corrected the errors and solved the remaining problems.

The manager suggested that the meeting be brought to an end.

However, this rather haphazard manner of law making was largely brought to an end in the thirteenth century.

Despite that, Coomaraswamy believes that with enough effort, the use of children soldiers can be brought to an end within 25 years.

However, today's snub would appear to have brought to an end the 31-year-old's England career.

In the summer of 1945 the Second World War was brought to an end with the two explosions of nuclear weapons over Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

America's use of atomic weapons brought to an end a terrible worldwide conflict.

His arrest in 2009 brought to an end China's biggest software piracy ring.

With music and poems and speeches, this is how a nation brought to an end one month of mourning.