to an end

Messages enter the gateway and are routed onwards to an end provider, to a provider facade or to a further mediation flow.

It would seem like the path is only a means to an end, a route to reach the goal.

We are all relieved that the month-old dispute seems to have come to an end.

If you're running solely as a means to an end -- such as weight loss -- you're going to eventually feel as if it's a chore.

All that world is weighing down on me; you don't even know where it comes to an end.

I shall continue this war to an end worthy of the unique, heroic struggle of the German people.

Overall then, the next 6 months should be a great time for anyone whose contract is coming to an end - a case of something for everyone!

There before me, facing the little prince, was one of those yellow snakes that take just thirty seconds to bring your life to an end.

Competitive pressure could then force France to leave the euro as well, bringing the monetary union to an end.

Partial nationalisation of the banking system may be part of that process but any nationalisation should be regarded as a means to an end.

Gone are the days when the university was an ivory tower in which scholars pursued knowledge as an end rather than a means to an end.

He said it is up to Iran to decide whether the time for dialogue has come to an end.

As the last Ice Age came to an end, somebody picked a pebble out of a small river not far from Bethlehem.

Life is like a play , but no rehearsals, also do not have the replay, play has come to an end, the more can't go back to see.

If music is trendy, popular and sonically amazing but it has no meaning then it's just a means to an end and that doesn't interest me.

Travel to an end. But I do not know where the next stop. Stands on the platform, waiting for the next reincarnation.

And Heidi sat down on the ground looking as full of distress as if everything had really come to an end.

"I think it is too premature and too early for us to say we have come to an end of the pandemic influenza worldwide, " she said.

And the fruit of your soul's desire has gone from you, and all things delicate and shining have come to an end and will never again be seen.

But it will have to come to an end one day, which raises the question of who will follow him.

Although no one seems to have perceived it, the era of ever increasing immigration restriction had come to an end a dozen years before.

He died of a heart attack. His death reminds me that my life may come to an end anywhere at anytime and I can do nothing about it.

But the latest spell of quantitative easing comes to an end this month and the Fed has made clear it has no desire to add to it.

Though the prophet's word may come to an end, tongues come to nothing, and knowledge have no more value, love has no end.

My spell at Ajax may be close to an end but I have to say I have had some wonderful years here.

But as the Fed's second round of "quantitative easing" (QE) draws to an end this month, he gave no hint a third round was in the offing.

In such a "frozen" state composite deck boards are often placed into a warehouse and eventually sold to an end user, a customer.

Whether or not the New York prosecutor is right to think Mr Strauss-Kahn guilty, his professional life has now come to an end.

"I guess this thing's got to come to an end, " he said, affecting an air of concern.

When the small sum of money which he brought with him from London came to an end he suffered from no dismay.

"Ashamed of drinking! " The tippler brought his speech to an end, and shut himself up in an impregnable silence.

The fifteen minutes seemed an hour, but they came to an end at last, and the word 'Recess! ' had never seemed so welcome to her before.

That double whammy will at some point bring the price surge to an end and take the wind out of real-estate developers' sails.

Was the first king of the House of Plantagenet. He took measures to bring the disorders of king Stephen reign to an end.

"It has real problems as an end, but it is useful as a means to an end, " he said.

a means to I never enjoyed the college, it was just a means to an end.

If we see it in its true colors, however, money is nothing but a means to an end.

Five weeks later, after almost being thrown overboard by his own crew, the long voyage would come to an end when land was sighted.

There's also the question of the political objectives in all these wars. Military power is but a means to an end in all conflicts.

After a half-hour he began to realise that the meeting must come to an end, so exacting is the world.

he Harry Potter series might have come to an end but the legacy lives on, albeit through a different medium.

As a poet, Wallace Stevens lives in an age of disbelief, when the gods have come to an end.

Autumn to spring for six years, six years of wind and rain accompanied by a blink of an eye, our primary school career coming to an end.

But it takes the faith of a bird, a magical flying carpet, and the mystical Fruit of Life for our hero to see the dream to an end.

Although the two did not break up right away, they knew their two-year relationship had come to an end.

"The long battle to stop the leak and contain the oil is close to coming to an end, " said president Barack Obama.

Mr. Bush said it leaves a strong foundation for his successor, Barack Obama, who campaigned on a promise to bring the war to an end.

If you truly dedicate yourself to an end result, almost anything is possible. You just have to want it bad enough.

This institution, what you represent, this permission to leave will one day come to an end.

BARACK OBAMA: "So the long battle to stop the leak and contain the oil is finally close to coming to an end. "

By this year, however, the easy productivity gains have appeared to be coming to an end.

But this much is clear, the Gadhafi regime is coming to an end and the future of Libya is in the hands of its people, " he said. "

There is a feeling of insecurity and uncertainty, unless you are the ones who see that they are a means to an end of the old ways.

The tram was so much fun ! I wish I had more time for that . And perhaps Han Jia's patrol is also about to come to an end .

In contrast with a depression, a recession is relatively easy to bring to an end.

For the region, today's events prove once more that the rule of an iron fist inevitably comes to an end.

Now that had come to an end. And I was overpowered by a sense of deep and permanent loss.

So my account of my Christian philosophy of life comes to an end - but not to a conclusion.

let's talk about this later, okay? It's true that all good things must come to an end, And august is no exception.

I mean, there is 30 years of momentum behind the shuttle program and it's just come to an end, you know, moments ago.

Winter coming to an end, the time off really fast, a blink of an eye, we have to meet the next semester of study.

To map out a course of action and follow it to an end requires some of the same courage which a soldier needs.

Non-governess female employment agencies were also established in London, thereby helping usher the age to an end.

The iPhone will bring all that to an end with seamless integration of contacts and all the info I need.

In the case of a partial revocation, the relevant part of the outstanding obligations comes to an end.

"We are all getting older, we are all getting up to that age. Nothing lasts forever; all good things come to an end, " Canning said.

Every year it's the same . As December comes to an end, you think about the new year and all the ways you want to improve your life.

David Miliband, the British foreign secretary, talked of a "viable and clear goal for bringing this conflict to an end" .

The Line of Beauty brings to an end this sequence of books in which he has consciously explored gay identity and its fight for recognition.

Such a rapid pace of expansion could not continue forever and this period is now clearly coming to an end .

One hopes that the Palestinian internal bloodshed will come to an end soon and with it the dawn of freedom.

Two years of tense negotiations on climate change are coming to an end next week in Copenhagen.

But in 2002, when my tour came to an end, I decided I wasn't going to go back to the job that was waiting for me in London.

The grand National Day parade came to an end in Beijing with tens of thousands of colorful balloons released to the sky noon Thursday.

Because if things do come to an end with an office affair, love might not be the only thing you've lost. . .

He said as the year is coming to an end the domestic work schedule is fairly busy.

To put such a serious problem to an end, in my mind, calls for the efforts from all sides.

But surpluses are likely to swell again as the exceptional mix of a global slowdown and China's stockpiling of commodities comes to an end.

Are cliffs years of hanging from a cliff about to come to an end? -No, we must leave this magnificent creature here.

This is the last day of our Crazy English summer camp. All good things must come to an end. We hope to see you next year.

Blogging was no longer a means to an end. It became a primary part of my career and coaching work.

Reports back in South America say that Benitez will join the Italian side once Paraguay's Olympic participation comes to an end.

Now, my internship is coming to an end of life, but this time I had brought, can benefit from life, I will treasure the rest of the day!

Volatility of the major indexes has picked up over the last month, indicating that the rally may be coming to an end, in our view.

But I know that the world has not come to an end together for margin is scattered margin, so learned the value of the life of every place.

The industrial age may now be coming to an end, and some of the changes in work patterns which it brought may have to be reversed .

This seems to have come to an end.

About this incident, is likely to request low-key South Korean NIS understanding, Indonesia to accept an apology to an end.

Flirting and sexual banter are not just a means to an end but part of social interaction.

Killing Voldemort is what primarily drives Harry, so Slughorn becomes just a means to an end.

Had they gone bankrupt, the world would not have come to an end, it would just continue on with one less engine of wealth destruction.

They had been great friends once , five years before almost inseparable, indeed . Then the intimacy had come suddenly to an end .

and if through strength it may be eighty years, its pride is only trouble and sorrow, for it comes to an end and we are quickly gone.

On Thursday he referred to the hopeful example of seeing centuries of violence come to an end in Ireland.

The enemy was defeated, and the war was brought to an end.

All this had come to an end in 1905 when the medical mission was dissolved and several of Mother's colleagues were killed in the uprising.

The Bank of England governor now says that in Britain the falls in output have probably come to an end.

Units come to an end, a time when bored view to see the beautiful spring outside.

This question can be put only when all movement of thought has come to an end, for thought must be denied for the beauty of non-change.

However, there are now signs that this "information gathering" stage may be coming to an end.

For the moment. my interests coincide with yours. But it seems our little moment has come to an end.

The time of importing management programmes and faculty into China is now coming to an end.

Both added record-low number of phone subscribers, as years of growth are coming to an end.

But exactly when Mr Saleh's 32 years of autocratic rule will finally come to an end is still not known.

When the year comes to an end, there is always some anticipation for the future, especially for this year, a start of a new millenium.

A promising FA Cup run came to an end on Sunday with our potential Semi-Final opposition Blackburn coming out on top with a 2-0 win.

If this applies to you, this phase will come to an end July 11, the date Mars will move out of your eighth house.

But the recent rise in bond yields may indicate that this benign scenario is coming to an end.

If a soul does exist when a life comes to an end, then, could the soul of the grass be the only one that groans and moans on the earth?

To me it means that all I have been, all that I am, suddenly comes to an end through some disease, accident or old age.

And the world is coming to an end! I've got to tell the King.

My crew and I flew these missions with the belief that they would bring the war to an end.

College life coming to an end, a new beginning around the corner, waiting for my new challenge.

Although I really don't want to leave, but everything should goes to an end, graduation also mean another new voyage.

His career on Merseyside appears to have come to an end, with Rafa Benitez now well-stocked in the keeping department.

A good SEO knows that search engine optimisation is just a means to an end.

The last great era of globalisation was brought to an end by an assassin's bullet in Sarajevo in 1914.

Does that mean twelve years of free rent, houses, condos, girls, etc. for police, lawyers, and judges come to an end?

To map out a course of action and follow it to an end requires some of the same courage that a soldier needs.

He toyed with the idea of coupling it with a plea to bring the various inquiries to an end so as not to increase out foreign policy perils.

Game Controls: Mouse to control the direction of movement, not a poll by the needle stick to the attacks to an end.

Initially, the two of them were able to communicate by phone, but as Henrietta became weaker, the conversations came to an end.

The organism, by usage, disease and all the rest of it, comes to an end it comes to an end quicker when there is conflict.

Everyone hopes that this boring discussion may quickly come to an end.

S: When a star begins to exhaust its supply of hydrogen, its life cycle is coming to an end, it becomes an old age star.

The first tracks were recorded just before she embarked on her Summer Tour and finally drew to an end last September.

And yet every American president is implored upon entering office to bring the quarrel swiftly to an end.

The end of this semester is in sight. Both of them hope that their friendship will not come to an end.

"It's not good for Nokia and I feel it needs to be brought to an end one way or the other. "

Some times I felt the world is coming to an end. . . And then you felt it was just the beginning?

Also, some see Washington's demands on Beijing as attempts to use China as a means to an end, rather than as an equal partner.

Using moods to let off steam, indulge ourselves, or even to manipulate others, is a means to an end not altogether honourable.

The broker said that it believes the firm's restructuring phase is coming to an end and the company is set for growth.

While she isn't sure if the series will come to an end in two years. Can you imagine the Upper East Side without Blair Waldorf?

The search for additional victims has come to an end in an Oklahoma community where nine people were killed by a tornado Tuesday night.

That is because 'terrorism' is but a tactic -- a means to an end, which in al-Qaida's case is global domination by an Islamic caliphate.

And, he argues, both technological and scientific progress are driven by humans looking for a means to an end they have already defined.

At about this time in what is now Yugoslavia, hardened copper tools were being developed, and the Stone Age came to an end.

As the American Civil War was drawing to an end, President Lincoln looked beyond the bitterness of war to reconciliation.

bosses finally have mercy of the Wye project come to an end, I leave an authorized week, a few months to ease the tension and fatigue.

Bacteria would then no longer be forced to evolve drug resistance to survive, potentially bringing to an end the scourge of the superbug.

Mascherano has admitted that he would favour a switch away from Anfield, bringing to an end a three-year stay on Merseyside.

When I take that attitude, the writing itself is just a necessary means to an end.

Morning sickness is now starting to reduce the next few days you have nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite phenomenon coming to an end.

With her husband's soccer playing days coming to an end, it's good that one member of Team Beckham is still able to make millions!

The Board Meeting had come to an end. Bob starred to stand up and jostled the table, spilling his coffee over his notes.

But he said Syria had now "overcome the crisis" and it was coming to an end.

I was at the most glittering part of my life, but it was coming to an end.

The French were defeated at the battle of Blenheim , which led to an end of French hegemony over Europe.

E-commerce is a means to an end. The objectives, as with IT, are to improve or exploit unique business propositions.

The EU is unpopular in Europe, and a trade deficit with China will help bring it to an end.

But with the resulting bubble contributing to a deep recession, US tolerance for this mercantile sleight of hand has come to an end.

You stand on the brink of a new age but before this dawns the old matrix must be brought to an end.

In proportion as the antagonism between classes within the nation vanishes, the hostility of one nation to another will come to an end.

The Thanksgiving Dinner is coming to an end, but before we go, we would like to say a prayer together for our graduating students.

As the day comes to an end, enjoy the spectacular show onboard with singers and dancers from all around the world.

Transparency is not the ultimate goal, but a means to an end, said Wang.

We are beginning to realise that the era of food surpluses has come to an end.

In other cases the parents are used as a means to an end - the child will leave home early and be about its business.

To hear the G-20 tell it, the U. S. and other top countries had better slash those budget deficits before the world comes to an end.

As the cheap liquidity comes to an end, these economies are likely to suffer weakening currencies and accelerating inflation.

We stated that we were "hopeful but skeptical that the manipulation is coming to an end" and "cautiously optimistic at this time" .

Perhaps Generation L has just had the luxury of an extended "holiday from history" , which is now coming to an end.

If the Chinese economy is slowing even more than acknowledged, all this support for the euro could come to an end.

Regardless of the gap between the number of people must face death, but low social status, low income population earlier come to an end.

With the rebellion of the colonies and the formation of the United States, this business has, of course, come to an end.

Money is not an end in itself, just a means to an end.

The new bout of turbulence in Shanghai has brought to an end one of the more remarkable episodes in the history of stock markets.

LA Galaxy's winning streak came to an end with a goalless draw against the Kansas City Wizards, but they still remain unbeaten.

Till now, our competition has come to an end. Thank you for your coming! See you next time. Bye-Bye!

But the company has been inundated with orders as the drought refuses to come to an end.

And I will bring all her mirth to an end , Her feasts , her new moons, and her Sabbaths, And all her appointed assemblies .

The era of ever-growing channel choice is coming to an end; cable and satellite distributors will begin to prune the least popular ones.

But one of its main advantages is that you are at the centre of things, and that life doesn't come to an end at half-past nine at night.

Gary Neville has admitted he thought his career was coming to an end earlier this year.

Applause was heard from the Cabinet meeting room at the White House as the session came to an end.

A central aspect of this response to damage is the ability to bring bleeding to an end, a process known as haemostasis.

I have never handled any case of divorce before, but I judge from the appeals made by both sides that their relationship has come to an end.

Our BEC course will soon come to an end. At the beginning of December you will step on the battlefield to fight.

Lee hoped for a final, decisive blow that would bring the war to an end.

Often, it is only a minor accident or chance infection(a disease caused by virus), but this time, it brings life to an end.

They argue that it matters most as a means to an end: a radical overhaul of Indonesia's land-use and forest-management systems.

Working with a beautiful . . . . . . I may come to an end to his life time to read this sentence.

It is not like the works of Carlyle, which can be read to an end.

Never lose sight of the fact that requirements are only a means to an end.

Acquiring knowledge is not an end in itself, but only a means to an end. Knowledge without purpose is useless.

Local government decided to release all prisoners of war as soon as the war came to an end.

As the 55 second clip comes to an end, Bode sways a little too far back and ends up falling flat on his back.

Financial commentators talk of "green shoots" and one of them has even suggested that the recession came to an end in April.

All this came to an end with the credit crunch and the associated collapse of bank lending.

Afghanistan is looking forward to an end to this war and a transformational decade.

It seemed that the freezing and lengthy winter of the Loess Plateau was coming to an end. However, a really warm spring was still far away.

Meanwhile the time passed, and by the decline of food and drink they knew that the seven years were coming to an end.

That wishful thinking may soon be coming to an end if a few clever consumer lawyers have anything to say about it.

His popularity may be buoyant, but the historic period of stabilisation and restoration which he initiated is coming to an end.

Answer: not exactly. In my opinion, multimedia is only a means to an end .

Even the highest and finest of the pleasures of this life are bound to come to an end.

for him business has never been more than the means to an end.

He doesn't particularly like the work but he sees it as a means to an end.

All good things must come to an end! Frankly speaking, I'm fed up with you.

Far from coming to an end, the Greek debt crisis seems scarcely to have begun.

The audience was also very enthusiastic, boosting the morale of the participants. Finally the race came to an end in the cheers for success.

For me, a few hours ago, this campaign came to an end.

In February 1912, the child emperor Aisin Gioro Puyi abdicated, and 268 years of Qing imperial rule came to an end.

Paper is only a means to an end, not the end itself.

The long cruel winter came to an end at last, yielding to a gentle warm spring.

These measures would be sufficient to calm markets and bring the acute phase of the crisis to an end.

This is where the painting seems coming close to an end. (But actually far from it) Maintain your patience.

God will one day bring to an end the unnatural rule of Satan and begin His righteous reign as the rightful Ruler of the universe.

So I thought the scenes of never-ending wilderness would go on forever, but they did finally come to an end.

Ryan I believe in you, and as the season draw's to an end I feel you can play a big part as well as in the future with this club.

And how will Goldman fare when the extremely favourable market conditions of the last few years finally come to an end?

britain ' s buoyant borrow - and - spend era may be coming to an end , and there are accounts still to be settled.

The great secular bull market came to an end as it (and the economy) ran out of interest-rate fuel.

Politicians and investors are calling for decisive action to help bring the crisis to an end.

But a vote on Sunday could bring all of that to an end.

Sir Anthony Eden, left, had a difficult premiership which came to an end in 1957 as a result of the Suez crisis.

At this point, Maya civilization, drawing to an end, but in the Yucatan peninsula, but also some remnants of the Mayan small states.

Simplicity is a means to an end, with the ultimate destination being a remarkable life focused on what matters most to you.

The rest of the day is full of games and eating until the happiest of all Christmas holidays comes to an end.

But when we base our happiness on achievement, we've joined the cult of productivity. Being productive is no longer a means to an end .

The preceding Palaeocene epoch was also brought to an end, the rocks suggest, by a sudden release of methane.

Today, with the Fed's mortgage-buying program coming to an end, the debate is turning to whether the economy can sustain the rally.

Now our time of truce has come to an end , those on deck had waited for my coming till they grew impatient .

Mr Ferri finally confessed that Ms True had been only a means to an end.

At the medieval courts Shakespeare described, the exercise of power was not a means to an end, it was itself the end.

"The cozy relationship between the police and the yakuza is coming to an end, " the source said.

When this day comes to an end and you lie down to rest, may the peace of a golden dream be filled with happiness.

But all that may be coming to an end faster than many people realize.

But the golden age of cyberactivism may be coming to an end.

It's sad when such a career comes to an end, but Ole has many happy memories.

But this era is coming to an end, as the weakness of sterling makes garments purchased with dollars from suppliers in Asia more expensive.

Mr King further confused markets by adding that it was too early to assume that the QE programme was drawing to an end.

Mauritania - Pray that religious and political persecutions , especially against the well-educated, will come to an end.

The purchased service as a whole must be sold to an end-user, or another unrelated party, in order to qualify for the resale discount.

With the year 2007 coming to an end, we sincerely hope that the diligent "trio" can lead the hotel to reap yet bigger success.

She warns that an apparent decline in mortality rates outside and within Mexico does not mean the pandemic is coming to an end.

But America's willingness to pay over the odds for new treatments could be coming to an end.

According to High Frequency Economics, wages have risen every year since at least 1950, but this run may soon be coming to an end.

'At some point, litigation must come to an end, ' wrote Chief Judge Alex Kozinski in his opinion. 'That point has now been reached. '

After Soviet-led communism came to an end, there was a gap in shared ideological purpose.

It brings to an end nearly 50 years of the Post owning the US weekly news magazine.

Are hoteliers' finding any more "wiggle-room" in their budgets now that the recession is coming to an end?

This situation did not come to an end till new China was founded in 1949.

Kai Eide, the United Nations envoy in Kabul, says "the time for strategic debate must come to an end" ; now it's time for implementation.

But each time, the data has come to an end in the face of weaker economic data or the perceived impact of high oil prices.

When a love comes to an end, weaklings cry, efficient ones instantly find another love, and wise already had one in reserve.

Now it seems America's love affair with the plastic doll may also be coming to an end.

But there is a strong sense in many quarters that the party is coming to an end.

We were shocked but we knew instantly in our hearts that the nightmare of our lives was finally coming to an end.