Sentence examples for as a definitive end from inspiring English sources

Majority voters such as Radcliffe view last month's vote as a definitive end to a debate that had stretched on for years.

The resounding defeat suffered by Nicolás Maduro's Socialists in Venezuela's elections will be hailed in conservative circles as a definitive end to the so-called Bolivarian revolution by Washington's long-time nemesis and Maduro's predecessor, the late Hugo Chávez.

This may relate to a misinterpretation by patients of the LE as a definitive end point, i.e. more negatively framed, compared with SP. Whist LE itself is not an ethical or moral concept, when used in the decision-making process its significance becomes an important issue [ 24].

I don't know how much hope there is for their relationship, but I would not take that as a definitive ending.

They just look at UK politics and say with such uncertainty why extend for long period?" A short extension, with a definitive end, is seen as risky in Whitehall because it could lead to a no-deal exit.

"I saw it as a personal project that didn't need a definitive end".

As a fellow citizen, however, I'm grateful to Rick Perry for putting a definitive end to the lingering danger that Rick Perry might somehow become President of the United States.

Getting it wrong leads to a definitive end.

They just no longer have a definitive end date.

In October 2011, it declared a "definitive end to armed activity" but it has yet to formally disband or disarm as the Spanish and French governments demand.

A month after Otegi was sentenced, a weakened Eta declared a "definitive end to armed activity".