The Dayton Accords ended the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, fixing the borders between the two warring parties roughly to the ones established by the autumn of 1995.

The ecovillage movement began to coalesce at the annual autumn conference of Findhorn, in Scotland, in 1995.

In autumn 1995 his troops fought in the area of Banja Luka, Sanski Most and Prijedor.

The band recorded two independent albums in their hometown of Tulsa, Boomerang ( recorded in autumn 1994, released in 1995 ) and MMMBop ( released in 1996 ).

It featured recordings from the band's autumn 1995 concerts and showcased the strength of the band's live performances.

The Beast Wars toyline was launched in the autumn of 1995, and Mainframe Entertainment produced a computer-generated imagery, or CGI, animated series program to tie in with the new toyline.

Walker's major rebuild of 1971 under the administrator Monsignor John Moloney and the most recent refurbishment of the instrument, by the same firm which was completed in the autumn of 1995.

A live recording from 1995 of a later concert, entitled Outside the Dream Syndicate Alive featuring Tony Conrad, Zappi & Jean-Hervé of Faust and Jim O ' Rourke was released in autumn 2005.

Originally, the seats were in shades of brown, terra cotta, orange and yellow, to look like an autumn day, but in 1995 and 1996, blue seats replaced the fall-hued ones.

The first production was a version of Bertolt Brecht's " The Threepenny Opera " ( autumn 1994 and September 1995 ), followed by the Greek play " Penthesilea " ( March 1996 ), " We can't pay?

In the autumn of 1995, the HKPO travelled to 9 cities in the United States and Canada in its North American début.

When 309 production ceased in early 1993, the 306 took its place and for a while was the mainstay of production after the 405's demise in the autumn of 1995.

The Reform Party replaced the Estonian Centre Party in government in autumn 1995, and remained there until 1996.

Inner Deep Bay is listed as a Ramsar site under Ramsar Convention in 1995, and supports globally important numbers of wetland birds, which chiefly arrive in winter and during spring and autumn migrations.

The Mégane I was unveiled in the autumn of 1995, as a replacement of the Renault 19.

In autumn 1995 Croatian forces took over the city which led to a mass-evacuation of the Serbs.

In the autumn of 1995, The Wedding Present released " Sucker ", a self-financed single that was sold at their gigs only ( it has since been included on compilation albums ).

He was loaned out to Watford during the autumn of 1994, and soon after returning to Stamford Bridge, he was transferred to Southampton, in January 1995.

After 15 months of being branded as JFM, in the autumn of 1995 the name reverted back to Jazz FM after Wheatly asked the Radio Authority for approval to change the name of the station back from JFM to Jazz FM.

The Dayton Accords nominally ended the current war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, fixating the borders between the two warring parties roughly to the ones established by the autumn of 1995.

In autumn 1995 his troops fought in the area of Banja Luka, Sanski Most and Prijedor where they were routed.

* Some regions showed later episodes in an early evening timeslot of 17: 10, such as HTV from 1995, the region concluding the series on 5 March 1999 ( the last ITV region to complete the series ), and also Granada Television from 1994 until they aired the last episode during the autumn of 1996.

The Lambda 10 Project was founded in the autumn of 1995 at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana ; it is currently headquartered in the University's Office of Student Ethics and Anti-harassment Programs.

During the autumn months, WBCN became more focused on sports as the station broadcast the games of the NFL's New England Patriots beginning in 1995.

The summer and autumn of 1995 were spent touring the world, including a well-received performance at Glastonbury Festival, headlining Reading Festival, a tour of Japan and Europe and then a foray into the USA.

The $ 43. 6 million dollar Zell B. Miller Learning Center ( MLC ) has been the largest academic building on the University of Georgia campus since its opening in the autumn of 2003 when it was originally called the Student Learning Center ( which explains why some students still refer to it as the SLC ).

This was only the second time The Armstrong and Miller Show had gone out on the road, the first tour being in autumn 2001.

Miller served as the Master of Saybrook College from 1999 until the autumn of 2008, when she was named the replacement of Peter Salovey as the Dean of Yale College.

After suffering a fall the autumn of 1937, the philosopher became ill with pleurisy.

Matti Vanhanen's two cabinets followed suit until autumn 2008, when the state became a major shareholder in the Finnish telecom company Elisa with the intention to secure the Finnish ownership of a strategically important industry.

This was reduced to six units by the autumn of 1941, and eventually cancelled altogether when it became apparent Sea Lion would never take place.

In the autumn of 1945, Škoda ( along with all large manufacturers ) became part of the planned economy, which meant it was separated from the parent Škoda company.

He had begun to suffer occasional brief memory lapses as early as the autumn of 1972, which became more frequent during the late 1970s.

The new gas chambers became operational in early autumn 1942.

As the autumn storms of the North Sea took their toll on the remaining patrolling French ships, the blockade became less and less effective.

When his aunt, Anna's younger sister Elizabeth, became Empress of Russia she brought Peter from Germany to Russia and proclaimed him her heir presumptive in the autumn of 1742.

In the summer of 1983, he noticed that he had a persistent dry cough ; friends in Paris became concerned that he may have contracted the HIV / AIDS virus then sweeping the San Francisco gay population, but Foucault insisted that he had nothing more than a pulmonary infection that would clear up when he spent the autumn of 1983 in California.

Good Housekeeping magazine became the sponsor for the 1954-55 season, and a short third season in the autumn of 1955 finished the run.

In the autumn of 1963 a health scare led Macmillan to resign and Sir Alec Douglas-Home became Prime Minister.

In the autumn of 2001, Bodrov became a host of the game show The Last Hero.

As summer turned to autumn the political movement became a front for a military organisation-drilling, arming, training.

Buda bore the name of “ Du Pre ” from its birth in 1881 until the autumn of 1887, when postal officials became aware that another Texas town was also named Du Pre.

The king was imprisoned in Edinburgh Castle and a new regime, led by " lieutenant-general " Albany, became established during the autumn of 1482.

In the autumn of 1887, after another attempt to interest his collaborator in a plot where the characters, by swallowing a magic pill, became who they were pretending to be ( Sullivan had rejected this idea before ), Gilbert made an effort to meet his collaborator half way.

He seemed to have made his mind up much more quickly, however, and became even more keen when, in the autumn of 1910, rumours spread about that I had got engaged to a distant Spanish relative, Don Jaime, the Duke of Madrid.

Under Edward III de Stratford became a member of the royal council, but his high political importance dates from the autumn of 1330, the time when Roger Mortimer lost his power.

In the autumn of 1595, he became a gentleman commoner of Queen's College, Oxford, took his degree of BA in 1598 and came to London to study law in the Middle Temple.

Though both families were opposed to the relationship, they became engaged in the autumn and were married on 3 February 1837, by the Rev.

After the restoration of the monarchy, he became treasurer to the chamber of deputies, retiring during each autumn recess to study at home.

In 1828 the first volume of Hengstenberg's Christologie das Alten Testaments passed through the press ; in the autumn of that year he became professor ordinarius in theology, and in 1829 doctor of theology.

Meanwhile his lectures and publications ( among the latter a Grundriss der Neutestamentlichen Hermeneutik, 1816 ) had brought him into considerable repute, and he was appointed professor extraordinarius in the new University of Bonn in the spring of 1818 ; in the following autumn he became professor ordinarius.

During the autumn of 1992 Lamont became a press target in a string of largely fabricated stories: that he had not paid his hotel bill for " champagne and large breakfasts " from the Conservative Party Conference ( in fact his bill had been forwarded on for settlement ); that he was in arrears on his personal Visa credit card bill ( true ); that in June 1991 he had used taxpayers ' money to handle the fall-out from press stories concerning sex therapist Lindi St Clair ( Miss Whiplash ), who was using a flat he owned ( the Treasury contributed £ 4, 700 of the £ 23, 000 bill which had been formally approved by the Head of the Civil Service and the Prime Minister ; there was never any suggestion that he had ever met her ); and that he had called at a newsagent in a seedy area of Paddington late at night to purchase champagne and cheap " Raffles " cigarettes.

The town had grown up as a fishing station over the centuries and became a year-round fishery, with crabs and lobsters in the summer, drifting for longshore herring in the autumn and long-lining, primarily for cod, in the winter, when weather permitted.