The Khojaly massacre was the culmination of hostilities against the civilian population.

This happening today is a culmination of ... that has happened in the past.

Free, pluralist, fair and transparent elections were the culmination of this long process.

The MTSP was the culmination of months of highly participatory deliberations between the Board and the secretariat.

She's the logical culmination of the great 20thcentury love affair between Lonesome Rhodes and his mass audience.

That event was the culmination of the Baltic conference on the fight against money laundering organized by UNDCP.

This was the culmination of the several meetings it had organized for the Arab Justice and Interior Ministers.

Their adoption was the culmination of months of extensive preparation and intensive negotiations among delegations at the International Meeting.

The culmination of those acts of savagery was the Khojaly massacre the brutal slaughter of about 700 innocent civilians.

It can also be defined as the culmination of a society's collective human intellectual achievement at a given time.

Mexico's accession to the Statute of the International Criminal Court therefore represents the culmination of a genuine act of State.

Sixth, as everyone is aware, the current review cycle of the Non Proliferation Treaty is about to reach its culmination.

7. The steps taken by UNRWA in August 1997 and the reaction thereto reflected the culmination of longer term trends.

This development can be seen as the culmination of centuries of colonial neglect, coupled with a completely bungled decolonization process.

Shows a culmination of internal sexual conflict... generally of old standing... and based on a constitutionally determined chaotic sexual pattern.

Argentina's subsequent ratification of the NPT was the culmination of its commitment to non proliferation and the peaceful use of nuclear energy.

My choice is the culmination of a lifetime commitment that began with growing up on the Gulf Coast of Alabama, on the Florida peninsula.

This represents the culmination of years of effort by New Zealand and others to bring about an end to nuclear testing for all time.

The outcome document adopted by our heads of State or Government shortly after the beginning of the session represents the culmination of a long process.

The agreement on movement and access represents the culmination of the tireless efforts made by the Israeli Government, the Palestinian Authority and the international community.

And merging them together to make the final quantum theory of space and time and gravity, is the culmination of that, something that s going on right now.

Whoever submits his face to Allah and is righteous so he has indeed grasped the firm knot and towards Allah only is the culmination of all things.

Whoever submits his face to Allah and is righteous so he has indeed grasped the firm knot and towards Allah only is the culmination of all things.

The European Union deplored the violence, regarding it as a culmination of the frustration felt by many Palestinians at the lack of progress in the peace process.

The elections, as the culmination of the peace process, have generally been considered a success and the beginning of a new chapter in the history of Mozambique.

But what struck me is the understanding that in those little pieces was the culmination of a man s life, search, thought, everything just in a reduced, small version.

I share the view, expressed by many delegations, that this truly historic debate is the culmination of a decade long discussion on this issue in the General Assembly.

Report of the Secretary General on the promotion of new and renewable sources of energy, including the culmination of the World Solar Programme 1996 2005 (A 60 154)

This paper represents the culmination of the programme of research announced in 2000, and fulfils the United Kingdom's commitment to report the consolidated findings of that programme of work.

Ms. Kohli (Switzerland) said that the Basic Principles and Guidelines marked a step forward in the area of human rights and were the culmination of long and difficult work.

Vision 2020 represented the culmination of the Government's efforts to ensure that all citizens could participate on an equal footing in the political, economic and social development of the country.

In 1989 a peaceful revolution in the heart of Europe that brought about the end of the cold war was a point of culmination in our decades long quest for reconciliation.

That decision, in many respects, was the culmination of longstanding dreams and of a commitment made real through years of protracted struggle and negotiations leading up to the Bougainville Peace Agreement.

Thus, it had hailed the creation of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues as the culmination of a process that had begun with the World Conference on Human Rights held in Vienna in 1993.

The culmination of this is if you've successfully raised your tadpole, observing the behavioral and developmental events, you will then go and introduce your tadpole to its namesake and discuss the evidence that you've seen.

The culmination of all these efforts was the establishment of a Transitional Federal Government, whose delegation to this summit is guided by His Excellency Mr. Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia.

His Government commended the organizers of the First World Congress against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children, in which it had participated, and welcomed its culmination in the adoption of a Declaration and Agenda for Action.

These efforts represent the culmination of decades of work in the field of elections, both in developing international standards and through assistance to Trust and Non Self Governing Territories in their efforts to achieve self determination.

The Mauritius International Meeting was the culmination of more than a decade of efforts by small island developing States and by our partners in the international community to elaborate a framework for the sustainable development of small island developing States.

Not only is the draft resolution the culmination of discussions that have taken place for well over a decade, but it is the consequence of a broad based consultation process that takes on board the concerns and views of all.

The text of the draft Convention, contained in annex I of the report of the Ad Hoc Committee, was therefore the culmination of 27 years of sometimes difficult work by the Commission, the Sixth Committee and the Ad Hoc Committee.

The formulation of the present Guidelines is a culmination of these international, regional and national activities and an attempt to draw on the best features of the documents described above, whilst also focusing on strategic action plans to implement them.

The General Assembly s consideration of the High Commissioner s report would mark the culmination of the five year review and some delegations had therefore proposed the adoption of a new agenda item on the issue, which would be taken up by the plenary Assembly.

But I am afraid that the risks are more on the downside. Indeed, 2012 could prove to be the year in which the experiment with the euro, the culmination of a 50 year process of economic and political integration in Europe, comes to an end.

In concluding this item, the President highlighted that the adoption of these draft decisions represented the culmination of years of work and marked an historic step forward for Parties to the Kyoto Protocol and their efforts to address the problem of global climate change.