Volume three of the Last Hundred Years trilogy is almost done and dusted, concluding a project of well over 1,000 pages.
Latin Dictionary Takes A Century To Compile Liz Bury | Guardian | 9 December 2013 Publication of the 17th and final volume of the British Academy's Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources concludes a project begun in 1913 drawing on more than 1,400 sources including the Domesday Book, the Magna Carta and the Bayeux tapestry.
On this basis, we conclude that a project design is more successful if it is fine-tuned to Natura 2000 conservation objectives.
That enterprising spirit was underlined at a recent Dublin conference, when delegates from councils in seven European nations met to conclude a three-year EU project addressing local energy, organised by the Town and Country Planning Association (of which I am a trustee).
When Sulkowicz graduated from Columbia University this week, she also concluded an art project -- in which she carried a mattress around campus for nine months -- that protested how the school had handled her sexual assault report.
St . Patricks Church in Stoneham, Mass., a Boston suburb, concluded a $6.7 million expansion project in 2005.
I would have the baby before my main project concluded: a little challenging, but I found the perfect replacement and informed my client of the situation.
In fact, Wilson snubbed French interest in the project, concluding a tripartite agreement instead with West Germany and the Netherlands in about six months.
So the opening of its new, permanent home in Brooklyn on Tuesday will be a watershed moment for the company as it leaves Manhattan for the first time and concludes an arduous building project, originally announced in 2005.
Eager to maintain the momentum, the band, which has usually taken years off between projects, concluded a world tour with two sold-out shows at Giants Stadium, released a live album ("One Wild Night") and almost immediately went back to work on a new record.
The agency's lawyers concluded that such a project was permitted by the treaty because the intent was defensive.
