Sentence examples for completion represent from inspiring English sources
"Low levels of primary school enrollment, retention and completion represent a basic violation of child rights and an urgent priority for action by all stakeholders," said UNICEF Representative in Uganda Keith McKenzie.
"Low levels of primary school enrolment, retention and completion represent a basic violation of child rights and an urgent priority for action by all stakeholders," says UNICEF Representative in Uganda Keith McKenzie.
This deal, now nearing completion, represents the end of a twenty-year ban on the sale of advanced weaponry to Latin America.
Their completion represented a coming of age for Malaysia, a little country that loves superlatives (Kuala Lumpur also has the world's tallest flagpole).
"Today's contract completion represents a very good deal for the taxpayer and I am delighted that we were able to negotiate with the provider a deal which is significantly less than the current rate," he said.
Roche promised access to data from 10 clinical trials, 8 of which had not been published a decade after completion, representing more than 4,000 patients from every continent except Antarctica.
Even more memorable, though, is a later sequence in which Marie the adult and Marie the child embrace in a sort of symbolic completion representing Marie's ultimate reconciliation with her traumatic childhood.
"The drop in housing association completions represents the time lag between the introduction of the new subsidy levels in 2013 and the time taken to kick-start many projects previously unviable because of lower grant levels.
Of the 33 remaining UA goals, the 23 that remain in progress after the projected completion date represent the more challenging UA projects.
Housing completions, which represent properties finished and ready to move into, were estimated at 28,510 – also 1% down.
Pending successful completion it could represent a 10 20% increase in China's national forest area and a 10% decrease in current cultivated area.
