completing vs sales

Some examples from the web:

• France, Belgium and Luxembourg remain solidly against completing freight liberalisation.
• This appropriation is intended to cover the costs of completing the MEDIA International preparatory action.
• Parties are not required to offer any justification for not completing this section.
• The process of obtaining and completing journey forms is currently too time-consuming.
• May I start by complimenting you and congratulating you on completing this report.
• Procedures for completing emission estimates to compile the Union inventory
• I'm moments away from completing my tower.
• The Avengers prevented me from completing my final objectives.
• The faculty is completing mid-year reviews.
• Odds are against any trainee completing the programme.
• William is completing his education in France.
• Look, will you just forget about completing your archive.
• This is delta one, completing our sweep of east London.
• And prevent Eben from completing his ritual.
• ...and perfectly capable of completing the task.
• He's two murders away from completing his masterpiece.
• Because upon completing the mission, you'll discover the path to a wealth of riches.
• I don't think that's a reasonable excuse for not completing your trigonometry exercise.
• Caesar was completing puzzles and models designed for children eight years and up.
• Some people get diseases or have accidents and they die before completing the cycle.

Some examples from the web:

• All these sales were of crystalline grades.
• It is therefore considered justified to exclude these sales.
• More recent sales contracts tend to have shorter duration.
• Measuring systems for direct sales shall be interruptible.
• AIDS drugs constitute only a fraction of sales.
• Next month's sales should be booming.
• All sales personnel, the doughnuts are here.
• Mr Harbour also mentioned the subject of sales promotion.
• These standing forms contained information on production and sales volume.
• This Chapter shall apply to sales contracts.
• One further company had domestic sales but no exports.
• The investigation showed that domestic sales were representative.
• Revenues from sales can typically be directly allocated to services.
• DSB retains the income from ticket sales.
• Retail sales involve sales to motorists through service stations (whether branded or not).
• These sales exceeded substantially the parallel sales limit authorised by the undertaking.
• Firstly, these sales were isolated from the sales to unrelated parties.
• Other examples of indirect restrictions on sales include supply quotas based on a sales territory other than the common market, whether or not these are combined with sales targets.
• Sky provides figures to support the argument that the increase in DTT decoder sales - sales subsidised by the State - had a negative impact on sales of its Premium Sports package.
• Another interested party stated that Tata is also active as a project developer, and the sales of this company are therefore not comparable with sales of modules only by Chinese exporting producers.