However, removing US protection at this juncture would mark a far more historic shift, because the resolution under discussion goes right to the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian question: the two-state solution itself.
Hung dramatically on its own at the far end of the gallery, it marks a juncture both in this show and in Renoir's career.
Gilroy's bluntly satirical view of journalists compromising not just professional integrity but the law itself, in the name of finishing first, marks a juncture where things could either get more honourable or far, far worse.
Traditionally, Paris-Nice marked the juncture in the cycling season when the Tour de France contenders emerged from hibernation, but Chris Froome and Alberto Contador have already been knocking spots off each other at the Spanish opener, the Ruta del Sol, and, together with Vincenzo Nibali and Nairo Quintana, they have opted for Tirreno-Adriatico, the Italian competitor to Paris-Nice.
For the international community, it is the COP15 that marks a crucial juncture in a long negotiation process.
The move, which gives the government stepped-up powers to deal with suspected terrorists but also curtails to a degree the rights of ordinary citizens, marks an unhappy juncture in what had perhaps been the only real success story to emerge from the 2011 uprisings that were collectively dubbed the Arab Spring.
"I don't see it that way," replies McCoist when asked if this marked a significant juncture in his career.
The officials also said that, increasingly, the plotting in Manila in the mid-1990'seemeded to mark a critical juncture in the terrorists' war against the United States.
Heathrow's proposals mark a new juncture in its expansion campaign, as it has previously not been drawn on specific plans for new runways.
I argue that this period marked a 'critical juncture' during which the identity discourse change.
