Significats de mark a watershed en anglès

This year, especially, could mark a watershed moment in the political arena.

It may be that the wave of revulsion will mark a watershed.

Read more This congress will mark a watershed moment in the history of Fifa.

Last weekend at Dublin Castle, thousands gathered to mark a watershed moment in Irish history.

But the launch of the iPhone and iPad appear to mark a watershed for the medium.

Both sides said they hoped the ruling would mark a watershed in relations, long since improved but still sometimes frosty.

While Ms Cooper-Flynn did not win, neither did RTE in a way that would mark a watershed for the media.

If the tribunal, which will include foreign judges and prosecutors, is successful, it will mark a watershed in Kenyan politics.

Describing them as "significant and historic", he added that it was his intention that it would mark a watershed in road safety in Ireland.

But perhaps more important, Port Hudson marked a watershed for the U.S. military and race relations.

UCD... 15 Blackrock... 7: It was an afternoon that marked a watershed for the combatants.

Laois corner forward Fionan O'Sullivan could have reduced the gap further but his poor strike, when well placed, marked a watershed.

It was not the only issue that contributed to my position in New York becoming untenable, but it perhaps marked a watershed.

Women contacted by the Guardian responded with jubilation to the law change, which activists and senior Saudi officials claim marks a watershed in the country.

That acceptance -based on the comprehensive and unambiguous findings by Lord Saville in a 5,000-pagereport - marks a watershed.