But the trial in The Hague represents a historical breakthrough on another level.
"The North-U.S. summit was a historical breakthrough, as it terminated hostilities between the two countries and paved the ground for new bilateral relations.
Sellars was intrigued by Nixon's decision to make the visit, seeing it as both "a ridiculously cynical election ploy ... and a historical breakthrough".
Finally, Ber founded the myth and pictured the events of Latrun as "an heroic saga, as the ones that occurs at the birth of a nation or at the historical breakthrough of movements of national liberation".
by Sean Qualls and Selina Alko (Scholastic): Interracial marriage may not seem to be a highly contentious issue anymore, but that makes it all the more important to revisit the (very recent) historical struggles and breakthroughs that got us to this point--particularly given that the fight for marriage equality continues in the courts to this day.
According to my reading of the historical evidence, the breakthrough that changed culinary history occurred in New York City's Chinatown during the eighteen-eighties.
Some are historical vignettes, heralding significant breakthroughs in emergency medicine, often on the battlefield.
All the same, Mr Sharon's new party had seemed poised to make a breakthrough of historical significance, by mobilising the moderate majority in Israel and breaking the stranglehold of the settler movement.
In this commentary, it will be shown how to overcome this long historical condition, realize a breakthrough in theoretical materials design, and shift the paradigm from explanation to prediction.
The new thesis is not so much a breakthrough as a historical rumor revived and reframed.
