Sentence examples for a solid establishment from inspiring English sources

The government-owned health service institutions usually have a solid establishment, and will not easily bankrupt in comparison to other health service institutions sponsored by other stakeholders (e.g. social organisation and individuals).

Good nutrition represents an investment in human and social capital; the solid establishment of human capital is a key determinant of household and community well-being, which in turn forms a basis for development.

In 1674 Maetsuyker intervened in the succession to the throne of the Javanese empire of Mataram, an action that resulted in the territorial expansion of the Dutch on Java and the solid establishment of their power there.

Lincoln was one of several politicians whose leadership led to the solid establishment of the National Republicans and their successors the Whigs.

The football establishment in Argentina, who relished their place in world football as a solid traditional institution – albeit operating under questionable codes – has all but collapsed.

His father, who worked for a time at the Indian Embassy in Washington, was a solid member of the establishment.

By the turn of the 21st century, the onetime enfant terrible of modern dance had become a setter of standards and a solid member of the dance establishment.

Bragg has been around so long, and seems such a solid figure of the British establishment, that it's easy to forget that by rights, he should have got a job in a factory like all his schoolmates.

This undesired effect can minimize the skeletal effects and impede the desired forward displacement of the mandible, thereby preventing the establishment of a solid class I final dental relationship and a tight intercuspation.

It is widely accepted the establishment of a solid regulatory regime with legal force to deal with trans-boundary environment issues in East Asia could hardly move on due to the intense current relationships.

In the early 19th century he became an early advocate of the reduction or removal of trade barriers, and the establishment of a solid relationship between Britain and the United States.