Sentences with phrase «what became»

In launching what became confidently rated and endorsed by the public as the most comprehensive ranking in Ghana so far, Prince Akpah, MD of Avance Media stated, «even though 2015 was marked as a year coupled with lot of challenges, it also turned out to be a motivating one attested by the massive involvement of young people in various activities bringing at par their works and impacts.»

He and Lakamp exposed the city's role in underwriting a failed restaurant in what became known as the «One Sunset» scandal and later turned up a myriad of problems at City Hall's economic development agency, which lead to its dissolution.

What is taking place here at SUNYIT mirrors in many respects the model used in Palo Alto where physical assets at Stanford University were used to build what became known as Silicon Valley.»

Using state money, Cuomo first proposed what became the Capital Restructuring Finance Program as part of his executive budget in January 2014.

«The whole country must come together in the wake of what became a divisive referendum campaign, discuss the consequences calmly, and rationally and I want Labour to lead that debate,» he said.

Given the massive overruns and long delays the jail debacle produced, few will remember that bids for building what became a $ 92 million runaway project were almost on the money.

Four electors from Orkney and Shetland lodged an election petition on 29 May 2015 attempting to unseat Alistair Carmichael and force a by - election [213][214] over what became known as «Frenchgate».

However, Cuomo did announce some of what became signature issues, including $ 1 billion in development funds for Buffalo, allowing casinos across the state, and creating a DNA database for anyone convicted of a felony or misdemeanor.

As for what became of the British Empire, Simms argues that its original primary function was to enhance British power in Europe.

After their explosive election dalliance, what became of the unlikely relationship between Ed...

Theresa May faced outright hostility when she spoke at the Police Federation today, in what became a bruising encounter for the home secretary.

I don't know what became of either of them.

After their explosive election dalliance, what became of the unlikely relationship between Ed Miliband and Russell Brand after May 7?

Schaffer and Bellone then decided Sini should undertake what became an unsuccessful run for the county legislature, to get his name in the public sphere and acquire some campaign skills.

What became dangerous for the security of this country was the impunity with which some people were doing it (abusing their office), but however beautiful the policies are, until you are able to translate all of those to food and jobs in the homes of the ordinary man and woman, it is still at the theoretical stage.

Frustrated with the barren Tory script of the 1990s, Daniel Hannan and I set up what became the Direct Democracy group in the early noughties.

[8] Jacob Haviland settled in the Oblong in 1731 in what became known as Haviland Hollow.

The British South Africa Company (BSA) colonised what became Southern Rhodesia in 1889.

That included a commitment to what became the EU.

In 1976 Harold Wilson's resignation honours list was similarly embroiled in what became known as the «Lavender List» (supposedly hand - written on lavender paper by Marcia Williams).

After 1931 the Tory Party's share of the vote declined inexorably in what became virtually a mirror image of the curve of its ascent.

Previous speakers, including Christine Quinn and Gifford Miller, laid off dozens of staffers in mid-February, in what became known as the «Valentine's Day Massacre.»

It's unclear what became of the original election law complaint — which was forwarded to Schneiderman by board of elections officials.

Simon Kuznets, the Nobel prize - winning economist more famous for his work on measuring gross domestic product, theorised that most economies would follow what became known as the Kuznets curve: a roughly bell curve - shaped pattern that reflected inequality rising as people left farms to work in factories, then falling as they demanded governments redistribute the benefits of industrialisation.

If these youngsters were not residents of Mars all this while, they ought to have asked themselves what became of IBB's first push at «new breed».

MPs would often join up along the way in what became known as «nights of shame».

Back in February, Sex and the City star Cynthia Nixon and her partner picked up a Bleecker Street townhouse for $ 3.25 million, so what became of Nixon's former Upper West Side co-op?

The American authors of what became the Marshall Plan were Dean Acheson, George Kennan, Will Clayton and of course George C Marshall.

«What became apparent on the day was that Alistair Darling and Jack Straw did have knowledge that it was going to happen and had given it some tacit consent.

Actress Kristin Kreuk broke her silence about her participation in NXIVM, the Albany - area organization whose leader has been charged with running a sex - slave cult, saying she left five years ago and is «horrified and disgusted» by what it became.

As a way of demanding their right to housing, what became known as the movimiento de pobladores (the dwellers» movement) coordinated land seizures, occupying brownfields and abandoned areas and erecting dwellings.

Other sites connected with Marx and early communism include the Marx Memorial Library at Marx House, 37A Clerkenwell Green, EC1; the Red Lion pub, Great Windmill Street, W1 *, where he and Engels were asked at the Communist League's 2nd Congress to write what became the Communist Manifesto (1848).

Sitting at an unremarkable table in Alex Salmond's equally unremarkable office at St Andrew's House in Edinburgh, David Cameron glanced at his Scottish counterpart before handing over his copy of what became known as the «Edinburgh Agreement».

I would be interested to find out what became of some of the families and children highlighted in the book.

We hired one who told me I * couldn't * nurse and just brought me a pack of formula at what became her last visit.

In 1975, Natividad Clavano started experimenting with what became «rooming - in».

In what became a reoccurring theme throughout the weekend, they seemed to arrive after I'd just left or I simply didn't notice them.

What do Groucho Marx and Tom Selleck have in common with Frederick William Müller, who with his half - brother Louis Sass, formed the company Sass and Brother, manufacturers of what became the beloved Arlington Club Beverages, in 1872?

The earliest iteration of minestrone soup actually dates back to the expansion of the Latin tribes into what became the Roman Republic and then the Roman Empire, when the local diet was vegetarian by necessity.

In 2006, Susan began helping couples shape what became known as the Parenting Marriage.

This is how it worked: Expectant parents who had «out - of - wedlock» babies were forced to give them away and then told to go on with their lives without knowing what became of their children.

However, unlike adoptions in the past, where expectant parents had no say in the decision - making process and never knew what became of their babies or had a chance to explain their decision to them, in open adoption you can take a hands - on role in many of the key decisions both before and after your baby's placement.

From the moment you decided this was a pregnancy you wanted to keep, from the moment you first called yourself a mother or parent, that's what you became.

A little over 12 months ago, Charlie's school attendance started on what became a dramatic slide.

And as the thread of well over 100 comments progressed, what became clear was that the heart of the anger was related to me bringing up the concept of white privilege.

The classy defender was the subject of at least one bid from the Arsenal in the summer but failed to secure a move in what became a rather acrimonious affair.

He developed what became known as the Metodo — a 2 -3-2-3 shape that was seen as a precursor to the modern 4 -3-3 — which allowed for two inside forwards to play between the half - backs and the front line.

AZ's shock title win worked wonders for their coach, but what became of their players?

All was not rosy with Barcelona despite the on - pitch success of the previous years and Luis Suarez's career there was to end on a low - note with a 3 - 2 defeat to Benfica in the European Cup final of 1961 in what became known as the «square posts» final, with Barca having hit the post so often throughout the match.

In what became an increasingly more difficult first half for us, it was good news that we got to half time still level.