The American statement, the culmination of six days of talks and exchanges of drafts with the Chinese Foreign Ministry, expresses regret for the April 1 collision between the American plane and a Chinese fighter jet, in which a Chinese pilot was lost.
The draft treaty is the culmination of a sustained campaign, supported by more than 130 non-nuclear states frustrated with the sclerotic pace of disarmament, to prohibit nuclear weapons and persuade nuclear-armed states to disarm.
The New York City draft riots (July 13 16 , 1863, known at the time as Draft Week, were violent disturbances in New York City that were the culmination of working-class discontent with new laws passed by Congress that year to draft men to fight in the ongoing American Civil War.
Israeli lawmakers passed a contentious law on Wednesday meant to draft ultra-Orthodox Jews into the military – the culmination of a drive for reforms that has resulted in mass protests by the religious community in Israel and beyond.
The culmination of all this work is something called a "mock draft," a guess at the order of merit in each of the seven rounds (particularly the first).
The combine was the culmination of two years of tracking by N.H.L. Central Scouting, the league bureau that has issued periodic rankings of draft-eligible players since 1975.
Science progresses through writing, from early emails brainstorming about ideas; to drafts of manuscripts, feedback from coauthors, and posters and other presentations; to the culmination of all these efforts, the peer-reviewed publication.
The agreement reached at a United Nations conference outside Paris, the culmination of years of difficult negotiations, will mark a "historic turning point," French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said when a final draft was unveiled earlier in the day.
The culmination of his 21 Grammy awards?
Culmination of the Education Studies Undergraduate Scholars program.
It's the culmination of everything.
