Plato's Academy (c. 387 bce), for example, was established with an endowment that helped to sustain its existence for some 900 years.
The city of Dodoma, for example, was established as a response to the colonial character of the former capital of Dar es Salaam, and its plan, executed by the Canadian architect James Rossant, reveals the influence of the International Style.
BPP, for example, was established over 35 years ago as a specialist trainer for accountants and lawyers.
The Framingham Heart Study (Framingham, MA), for example, was established in 1948 at a time when heart disease and stroke were epidemic in the United States.
An association between malaria and swamps, for example, was established very early (503 403 bce), even though the reasons for the association were obscure.
The town of Faribault, for example, was established in 1852 by Alexander Faribault, a Minnesota native of mixed French-Canadian/Dakota ancestry.
The Perón regime, for example, was established by nationalistic army officers committed to a program of national reform and ideological goals.
The association between malaria and swamps, for example, was established very early (503 403 bce), even though the reasons for the association were obscure.
The Special Investigations Unit (SIU), for example, was established by the Bahraini government in 2012 to "determine the criminal liability of government officials" responsible for abuses.
Day-care centres were established in most European cities and industrial centres during the second half of the 19th century; the first in Great Britain, for example, was established in 1860.
The Portman Group, for example, was established by the industry in 1989 and is well placed in UK policy circles.
