"At this 100-year juncture, we have the harder work of creating a sustainable future for the Hudson River".
At one point in the discussion, Soliman seemed to imply Hamas may remain in control of Gaza for more than a year; at another juncture, he told Senator Voinovich that if negotiations proceeded briskly, Hamas may be forced to cede power in Gaza in 3-4 months.
January 6 2016 January 16 201616 After twenty-five yeats athehe juncture between experimental theatre, dance, and performance art, Big Dance Theatre treats itself to a bit of a retrospective, with an evening of short works.
Crowds of people gathered at the year's most festive juncture, primed by the piquancy of the season and released from inhibition by free drinks.
Nina Hoss is at that juncture where years of acclaim could tip her over into outright fame.
It might be forgivable if they don't remember what young men and women like him were doing there at this juncture, nine years after 9/11.
The general wants her to set up the dining room just as it looked at his life's most critical juncture, 41 years earlier, when the closest, most sacred friendship of his youth came to an end.
We stand at a critical juncture: 150 years of achievement in signing up to international laws and agreeing to international norms to protect civilians in conflict zones, are unravelling before our eyes.
But that may be changing, as states that initiated customer choice in the past five to seven years reach an important juncture in retail market design and consider an RTP-type default service for large commercial and industrial customers.
At this juncture, after years of damning evidence produced by academics and data journalists, it's clear that the process for adjudicating police brutality whether resulting in death or injury is a systemic sham.
"At this juncture, for a year, this party has a chance to be together".
