Sentence examples for only the completion from inspiring English sources
The government was only a caretaker one, for the general election awaited only the completion of a new electoral register, and later in 1868 the Liberals won.
So, after an applicant passes an admissions test and an interview, the school requires only the completion of outstanding graduation requirements -- not a full high school course load -- before it grants a diploma.
Noam Bramson, the mayor, foresees not only the completion of the residences downtown, but also a realization of plans for developing the Echo Bay section of town along the Long Island Sound waterfront.
Noting that his son is an honor-roll student who has studied Chinese for several years — only to have the program abruptly ended — Adao wrote: It is only the completion of the first week of school and I am already on Defcon 5 with the way things are going….
The Concept of Irony and the Notes of Schelling's Berlin Lectures belong to the momentous year 1841, which included not only the completion of Kierkegaard's university work and his sojourn in Berlin, but also the end of his engagement to Regine Olsen and the initial writing of Either/Or.
We consider that the duration of each time slot permits only the completion of one action, thus only one class m will be selected and either (a) or (b) will happen.
For the AER, a similar poor connection was discovered by the user but only after the completion of the cycle because the AER did not have an alarm or other signal to indicate when the tubing disconnected from the scope.
Finally, establishment of a European certification approved by the medical societies issuing this SRA should also be covered, not only after the completion of initial training, but also throughout the whole professional life of each professional.
But it would reach the House floor only after the completion of a "sidecar" House-Senate agreement on changes designed to pass using procedures barring a filibuster by a strengthened Senate Republican minority.
This treaty not only marked the completion of Napoleon's conquest of Italy, but also the end of the first phases of the French Revolutionary Wars.
Skyscrapers are a relatively recent phenomenon, dating only from the completion (1968) of the 36-story Kasumigaseki Building just south of the government ministries.
