This is why, if you are a critic of the N.S.A.'s surveillance program, it is imperative that the war on terror reach its culmination.
MPs and peers will consider the report and be given the opportunity to vote on its findings: the culmination of a process that began more than a decade ago, as it became increasingly clear that patching up the palace would not be sufficient.
MPs and peers will consider the report and vote on its findings, in the culmination of a process that began more than a decade ago as it became increasingly clear that patching up the palace would not be sufficient.
Adams is now sixty-six and a grandfather, and his evolution into an approachable grandee has found its surreal culmination on Twitter.
Yet, in order to understand how conservation has 'conserved conflict' in the region through its problematic engagement with rural people, it is important to provide some brief historical notes on conservation and its recent culmination in the transfrontier movement.
The add-on is the culmination of a lot of behind the scenes work by various Apple teams.
Boris Johnson sent off the first wave of participants in the Ride London event at six o'clock before taking it on himself, the culmination of a training regime the Mayor called "operation chiselled whippet".
The Australian Federal Police executed a search warrant on the ship on Wednesday, the culmination of a joint criminal investigation involving state and federal authorities, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.
On Monday, the culmination of his efforts was on display as Facebook began its I.P.O.
Establishment opened its doors on September 17 , 2012 as the culmination of a multi-semester effort supported by faculty and staff, to launch a student-run restaurant.
I missed out on the culmination of the evening, when all the watches were piled up for an Instagram photo with the hashtag #sexpile, but as I wandered into the autumn night my Nomos beat warmly against my wrist.
