Sentence examples for marking a definitive from inspiring English sources

Imani and her father's relationship shows us all the power of parenting beyond parameters, breaking a generational cycle, and marking a definitive change in a family's previously blighted pattern.

The decision was crucial for the development of the health sector, marking a definitive shift in Ministry of Health (MoH) relationships with donors.

But the reinforcements, and particularly their heavy weapons, may mark a definitive shift in the battle.

Had the jolt for Bolt marked a definitive changing of the guard?

Bob Simon, one of Mr. Rooney's longtime colleagues on "60 Minutes," said his passing this weekend marked a definitive end to a one-of-a-kind television career.

The introduction of Spectre, an acronym for Special Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion, marks a definitive return to traditional 007 territory on behalf of the Bond production company Eon and Sony, the film studio.

Over the summer he flirted with the idea, promoted by the vote leave campaign director Dominic Cummings, to hold two referendums to reassure undecided voters that the initial one would not mark a definitive break.

Although the proponents were defeated, the vote marks a definitive rupture between the two main parties, the PS (Socialist party) who tabled the vote, and the main governing party, the centre-right PSD.

A refusal by the nation's highest court to take the case would also mark a definitive rebuttal to the Bush campaign's assault on the legitimacy of the Florida process.

Plus, combined with 2012's The Dictator, it marks a definitive move away from the mockumentaries that made Baron Cohen so famous; though it's probably a little difficult not to get recognised in public now he's a big name landing bit parts in Les Misérables and Alice Through the Looking Glass.

Each of these axes anchors a significant concept or a constellation of works that mark a definitive step in Clark's career.