Sentence examples for completion of a first from inspiring English sources
The funding promise is in response to a final report of the High Speed Rail Advisory Group, which has recommended completion of a first stage between Sydney and Melbourne, via Canberra, by 2035.
Receipt of the funds depends on completion of a first progress report, or evaluation, of the economy that has been drawn out for the past nine months and has stalled over lender disagreement.
The decision, initially announced at a meeting of eurozone finance ministers on Thursday, was hailed by the EU's economic affairs commissioner, Pierre Moscovici, as a decisive step that marked the successful completion of a first review of the Greek economy since its financial rescue last year.
Earlier this week, NHS England announced a phased resumption of surgery following the completion of a first stage of a review into services.
The work, on display until November 15th as part of Venus Over Manhattan's participation in the Independent New York art fair, has been reincarnated numerous times since completion of a first iteration in 1963—"The Bubble Machine cannot be finished; there is no finite form it can take and no limit to the times it can be recreated," the press release states. .
The first appearance of two refractile cells was used to indicate completion of a first division.
The new galleries mark the completion of a second phase of the £66m renovation and transformation of the Ashmolean by its director, Christopher Brown and his architect, Rick Mather.
The completion of a second title triumph in succession should come a lot easier to Smith than he has been willing to publicly admit.
The company has just treated it to an extensive exterior restoration, simultaneous with the completion of a second store across the street on the site of Consuelo Vanderbilt's mansion.
It also seeks completion of a third electric barrier aimed at preventing the fish, which have already made homes in the Mississippi River system, from traveling through the waterways that lead to the Great Lakes.
