"The two gentlemen have each figured as milestones in my cinematic development.
The reforms, known as milestones in eurozone jargon, include very precise changes to pensions, energy markets and the running of Greece's central bank and tax-collection agency.
All told R.E.M. released 15 major albums, including some regarded as milestones in alternative music: "Murmur," "Reckoning," "Document," "Out of Time" and "Automatic for the People".
Dow-DuPont, Bayer-Monsanto, and ChemChina-Syngenta portray their respective mergers as milestones in agricultural and chemical innovation, productivity, and sustainability.
Front pages progress from those covered in type to those covered in a single picture – moments seen as milestones in history; papers that might end up in the attic to one day show the grandchildren.
But it has been Prime Minister David Cameron's strident warnings about the events in Mali and Algeria and their significance as milestones in the metastasizing threat of Islamic militancy that has attracted the greatest attention to Britain.
Yet, apart from profitability for investors and the corporations themselves, the narrative of these mergers as milestones in agricultural and chemical innovation, productivity, and sustainability that has been proffered by these corporations cannot be further from the truth.
An earnout is a contractual provision in the M&A agreement that allows a seller to receive additional consideration in the future if the business sold achieves certain financials metrics, such as milestones in gross revenues or EBITDA.
The accomplishments of MCPFE are regarded as milestones in the development of international forest policy.
The data presented herein attempt to isolate initiation of chemotherapy and diagnosis as milestones in sexual function.
