The phrase "as finality" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the concept of finality or conclusion, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The decision was made with the understanding that it would serve as finality in the matter."
Alternatives: "as a conclusion" or "as a resolution".
The investigation refers to the identification of some elements that could define the "architecture museum of the city" or as finality "museum side of the city" and a multi-criteria analysis which might lead to conclusions and directions for future research - perhaps an innovative approach for the valorization and promotion of both the architecture as object as well as in urban collections.
THERE IS NO DOG!" The notion of a purposefully silly children's program acknowledging such purposefully un-silly topics such as finality, facing one's (in this case, literal) maker, and the thorny politics of the cable TV business is as intriguing as it is potentially confusing for the children who were the show's intended audience.
Sometimes, surely, but there are also unmentioned examples of premodern activities that have altered environments with as much finality as a modern dam.
There's a slew of valedictory excursions this year, headed up by Simply Red – but can we be sure that it really is goodbye to Mick Hucknall's saccharine-soul outfit, for instance, when the words "farewell tour" carry about as much finality as the closing credits of a Halloween film?
Failing a show of U.S. resolve, the Israelis, just like the Iranians, must confront their own instincts about Obama's intentions — this time perhaps, with some finality, as soon as a new Israeli government is formed early next year.
They see the tablet not as a finality but as a way to offer new experiences.
Was care to the donor viewed as the finality of care, as opposed to a means, at the initial phase of his or her management?
2) Was care to the donor viewed as the finality of care, as opposed to a means, at the initial phase of his or her management?
As for finality, 2012 might have been the final year that we spend so much time talking about Tim Tebow, which, depending on your view of things, makes the end of the Jets season a moment of joy or of regret.
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- In the first few hours after Newt Gingrich's 12-point rout Saturday over Mitt Romney as the finality of the thrashing washed over the former House speaker and those in and around his campaign, a growing optimism hardened into confidence.
If the body can be resuscitated, we have to question if it was ever really dead given our conventional notion of death as a finality from which one cannot be returned or resurrected from under any circumstances.
