Sentence examples for actually been established from inspiring English sources

"Once the AIIB has actually been established it's conceivable that we would co-operate".

In a similar fashion, the extreme pluralist takes the "hard data" to consist of the theorems that have actually been established and regards everything else as a useful fiction.

It was not immediately clear whether a judicial commission would actually be established.

The avowed purpose of the intuitionist is to consider only what can actually be established constructively in logic and in mathematics—i.e., what can actually be known.

Milton was wildly optimistic about the success of what he felt to be the Puritan Revolution, and he seemed genuinely confident that something like a rational, spiritual, Puritan utopia could actually be established on English soil.

In this set of experiments we assume that the plantations will actually be established, allowing for an evaluation of the possible role of carbon plantations in mitigating the build-up of CO2 in the atmosphere (Table 4).

Actually, it has been established that the SAPS II has been validated in a large cohort of patients with various conditions different from sepsis.

The Black Book of the Admiralty says it was founded in the reign of Edward I, but it actually appears to have been established by Edward III about 1360.

And work currently being carried out by Carol Ober at the University of Chicago suggests that these smell preferences may translate into actual choices for human mates.Just what it is that mice (and, come to that, people) are actually smelling has not yet been established.

These psychological effects should not be ignored, as noted by Ashkenazi, "guns do not need to be fired to be effective... provided the willingness of the user to actually fire the weapon has been established".

Mr. Fahsen said it had not previously been established that Calakmul actually invaded and defeated Dos Pilas.