Sentence examples similar to an established day from inspiring English sources

PARIS — After years of resisting efforts to further liberalize store hours, France's Socialist prime minister signaled Monday that Paris was prepared to discuss changes to labor laws that more than a century ago established Sunday as a mandatory day of rest for most workers.

CBS, noted its head of research, David F. Poltrack, has an established strategy on Friday that is producing sizable audiences and consistent profits.

After 50 years, it is an established part of Saturday night viewing and the theme tune is synonymous with the game of football itself.

Anyone watching the 10 O'Clock News on 30 June would have assumed that Armed Forces Day was an established national fixture, like Remembrance Sunday.

Working for an established historical site by day while combing the region for historic ruins in his time off makes perfect sense to him.

The day when an established title such as the Daily Star is simply given away may never arrive.

Del. Kelly Fowler (D-Virginia Beach) ran in part because she was angry when her then-representative voted for a resolution establishing a "Day of Tears" on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court's decision legalizing abortion.

The politician then signed a decree establishing a "Day of Ukrainian Defenders" on October 14.

The summer of 1894 was filled with labor-management strife, and the congressional response included passage of a law that established Labor Day as a way to honor workers.

May 6 is International No Diet Day, a day established to challenge the cultural attitudes and values that contribute to chronic dieting, weight preoccupation, eating disorders, and size discrimination.

CBS had established a Thursday deadline for a new carriage deal, and talks continued for 24 hours before falling apart.