This corresponds to the proposed location of New information as Point (Martin, 1992), Culmination (Matthiessen, 1995b) and N-Rheme (Fries, 1992).
Happily, the version available for license nowadays is not the failed original but the 2005 culmination of latter-year revamps. .
Happily, the version available for license nowadays is not the failed original but the 2005 culmination of latter-year revamps.
It argues that goals for ECD must explicitly be included in the world's agenda after the Millennium Development Goals' 2015 culmination.
South Sudan became an independent nation last year, the culmination of a 2005 peace accord that ended decades of fighting between the two sides.
During that summer, the culmination of my junior year abroad studying in Paris and Florence, my independence burgeoned.
The 28 buses are the first instalment of 600 to be delivered over the next three years – the culmination of Johnson's rallying cry in 2007.
Russia cut deliveries to neighbouring Ukraine early yesterday, the culmination of a long dispute over unpaid bills and prices for this year's supply.
The archipelago nation, around 2,000 km from Sydney, Australia, is due to hold an independence referendum in 2018, the culmination of more than a century of political antagonism.
The province declared its independence from Serbia four months ago, the culmination of a long and bloody struggle for national self-determination.
The dedication of the Cecil and Ida Green building occurred on October 7 , 1964 the culmination of the Earth Science conference.
