Sentence examples for Upon its establishment from inspiring English sources
Upon its establishment in 1980, the Department of Education was given the responsibility of overseeing compliance with Title IX through its Office for Civil Rights.
Upon its establishment, the regiment comprised twenty-six officers and 523 other ranks, who were mounted on 528 riding horses, seventy-four draughorsesses and six pack horses.
It is one of the five founding units of UPLB upon its establishment in 1972.
He became Director of the Cornell Center for Housing and Environmental Studies (formerly the Housing Research Center) upon its establishment in 1950.
Louis XVIII admitted the Count of Artois and his nephews the Dukes of Angoulême and Berry into the king's council in May 1814, upon its establishment.
Herbert was quick to sign her to his label Streamline Records, an imprint of Interscope Records, upon its establishment in 2007.
As of writing (November 2011), the NHRAZ will, upon its formal establishment, develop a framework for how it will: · Oversee the health-research agenda, from leading priority-setting processes to providing ethical approval for research.
And Fox itself had quite suddenly become the put-upon establishment, needled by online punks like Breitbart and Alex Jones — open purveyors of Trutherism and birtherism, uninterested in even the icing of "fair and balanced".
Upon the establishment of the Bundesbank, its preeminent characteristic was its independence from government control, instituted to prevent a recurrence of the severe inflation experienced in 1922 23, when the government resorted to the printing press for finance.
Moreover, one of the cell lines lost its tumorigenic ability upon establishment in culture.
Or else, they're dramatizing things on purpose; as most observers surmise, they have most of their sponsorships in the bag but are waiting to publish them at the last minute, thus ending an unbearable and phoney suspense, presenting them as their revenge upon an "establishment" that did its best to gag them.
