These things have widely been seen as marking a capitulation Republicans further embracing racial resentment.
But the defeat of Greg Corliss and Larry Anderson can also be seen as marking the end of Sun Valley's animating myth.
The Japanese government's response to the war in Iraq is seen as marking an important shift.
When first published, it was widely seen as marking the arrival of a young writer to be reckoned with.
THE row over Ann Widdecombe's proposal for instant fines for possession of cannabis may one day be seen as marking a real social change.
September 25th will be the 30th anniversary of an "open letter" by the party that is often seen as marking the policy's launch.
Both actions, deplored by critics of Israel all over the world, were seen as marks of admirable resolve by friends of Israel in the United States.
When the Doha round was launched, it was seen as marking the start of a new chapter in the story of globalisation.
These events were seen as marking a decisive loss of power for the Malinké, the second largest ethnic group in Guinea, and mainstay of Touré's electoral support.
Fought in 1485 between Richard III and Henry Tudor (who was crowned Henry VII after the battle), it ushered in the Tudor age and is usually seen as marking the end of the medieval period in England.
Tuesday morning, in a large room in the Charlotte Convention Center, five hundred and thirty-four participants gathered for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered caucus meeting, which, according to people there, was seen as marking a historic victory.
