Sentence examples for marks the first stages from inspiring English sources

Vico observes that in the latter part of the age of men (manifest in the institutions and customs of medieval feudalism) the "barbarism" which marks the first stages of civil society returns as a "civil disease" to corrupt the body politic from within.

Although reductions in prereproductive mortality drove the decline in variance in relative total fitness, we observed an increase in the variance of relative fertility (up to 1974, 5.57; 1975 onward, 6.32; ρ = +0.49; p < 0.001; Figure 1C), a pattern that also marks the first stages of other demographic transitions [ 2, 10, 13].

Gordon's film marks the first stage and then, after the Olympics, our book will follow.

Today's announcement marks the first stage in a long journey for all four artists.

The arbiter's guidance marks the first stage in agreeing a contract price for the second period of Tube Lines PPPP contract.

Reid's dumping of Feinstein's assault weapons ban marks the first stage in the epic political struggle over guns prompted by the Newtown school tragedy in December, in which 20 children and six teachers were killed.

Rather, early counterurbanization marks the first stage on the long road to a post-productivist countryside, in which countryside becomes detached from agriculture, there is socio-economic convergence between town and country, and the 'rural' increasingly becomes defined by landscape and identity rather than economic function.

The new tunnel marks the first stage of the ambitious Crossrail project, a £15 billion ($24 billion) new railway line.When it is finished in 2018 Crossrail will stretch across London, connecting the south-west suburbs in Berkshire with Essex in the east.

"This marks the first stage in the UK becoming a sovereign and independent country once again.

The ceremony marks the first stage of a complex programme aimed at releasing children from the LTTE and bringing them back to their families, implemented under the Action Plan approved by the Government and LTTE in August 2003.

The optimism that marked the first stages of Operation Mushtarak, a joint NATO and Afghan effort to stamp out the Taliban in a part of Helmand province called Marja, has begun to sag.