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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

With regard to the culmination and consolidation of the project cycle management initiative, although not an evaluation assignment per se, the Unit was given the task of facilitating the project cycle management process and will conclude the remaining phases in the period under discussion.

In fact, the current near uprising is the culmination of a long series of demonstrations since Hong Kong s handover from the United Kingdom to China in 1997, after Chris Patten, the last British governor failed to persuade China to allow Hong Kong to establish a genuine democratic government.

The Secretary General's incisive and comprehensive report is indeed the culmination of a vital initial phase of preparing the groundwork for heads of State to address the key issues of world poverty and security, and of how the multilateral system can best help tackle those challenges in future.

Mr. Gzllal (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that the creation of the position of United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, at the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights, had marked the culmination of Member States' efforts to affirm the principle of equal human rights for all, both men and women.

Spain s soccer victory was not a fluke but the culmination of a long evolution to emerge as a winning machine from its Francoist furia española past. After Spain s victories at Euro 2008 and the 2010 World Cup, the national team demonstrated once again how diversity can coalesce into a winning formula through identification with a common goal. nbsp

Spain s soccer victory was not a fluke but the culmination of a long evolution to emerge as a winning machine from its Francoist furia española past. After Spain s victories at Euro 2008 and the 2010 World Cup, the national team demonstrated once again how diversity can coalesce into a winning formula through identification with a common goal.

Thus, instead of viewing the elimination of Osama bin Laden in 2011 as the culmination of the anti terror struggle that Bush launched, the Obama administration increased aid to good rebels (such as those in Libya), while pursuing bad terrorists more vehemently, including through a targeted killing program. When it comes to terrorist activity, however, such lines are difficult to draw.

The deal between Greece and the European authorities is actually a good one for both sides. Rather than marking the beginning of a new phase of the euro crisis, the agreement may be remembered as the culmination of a long series of political compromises that, by correcting some of the euro s worst design flaws, created the conditions for a European economic recovery.

The culmination of the year's coordinated activities will be the observance, in October 2005, of the sixtieth anniversary of the Organization, which will provide an opportunity to remind Member States of their solemn obligations under the Charter of the United Nations, and the public at large of its role in mobilizing support for an organization which was created in its name.

POTSDAM In 1845, Captain Sir John Franklin of the British Royal Navy led 128 men on two iron plated steam ships, Erebus and Terror, into the Arctic, where they eventually disappeared. The voyage was the culmination of four centuries of failed attempts to navigate the Northwest Passage a direct route from Europe to Asia across the Arctic Ocean and remains one of the greatest tragedies in the history of polar exploration.