Sentence examples for completion of a long from inspiring English sources

At that point, the agency's commissioner, John P. Cahill, ordered Nepera (pronounced ne-PARE-a) to halt manufacturing immediately, pending completion of a long list of safety measures.

But becoming the sole candidate to succeed Mr Salmond marked the completion of a long political journey for the politician who signed up to the SNP's ideology from an early age, and stuck with the party through good times and bad.

On the Tuesday my husband and I visited Piedmont, I was celebrating the completion of a long writing project.

When Vukovar was returned to Croatian control in 1998, its recovery was hailed as the completion of a long struggle for freedom and Croatian national identity.

Already, the case has thrown a wrench into Ukraine's bid to join the European Union, delaying the completion of a long-planned trade agreement.

The re-hang has coincided with the near completion of a long-term refurbishment of the building (the front entrance won't reopen until November) which allows the gallery to be shaped into an outer ring of 29 galleries – containing the permanent collection – and eight inner areas, focusing on individual artists, works or subjects, that will be changed every spring and autumn.

Later in the day, the governor and the Legislature announced completion of a long-awaited economic deal under which Sematech, a major consortium of semiconductor and nanotechnology companies, is setting up a headquarters in Albany in exchange for $300 million in state assistance.

The Llanos and the Guiana region were connected in 1967 with the completion of a mile-long bridge across the Orinoco at Ciudad Bolívar.

François Ozon's new film In the House marks the completion of a decade-long enterprise – a study, drawn from three angles at five-year intervals, of that cold-blooded parasite, the novelist.

Six months ago, the National Weather Service celebrated the completion of a decade-long modernization program that gives forecasters access to computer and satellite data that their professional predecessors could scarcely have imagined.

Famous for their six-month teacher-training course – which requires the completion of a year-long correspondence course before you're even eligible to apply, and to which only 10 students per year are accepted – this is not for the casual yogi, but, for the bold, the rewards are abundant, with a depth and breadth of teaching that's remarkable.