Sentence examples for as having been established from inspiring English sources

The councils are generally seen as having been established to oppose integration.

It describes the estates steering group as having been established by the council as a result of differences of view among the estates' residents.

From at least the time of Pope Gelasius I (reigned 492 496), two powers, or swords, were recognized as having been established by God to rule.

The Brussels-based NGO, which also has an office in London, describes itself as having been established "to promote dialogue and understanding between European, Palestinian and Arab parliamentarians and policy-makers".

Nor is there any provision that defines or deems federal Exchanges as having been "established by the State". Indeed, at least three features of the law preclude that interpretation.

Yet Section 1311 labels the above clause a "requirement" (i.e., an Exchange must be established by a state), not a definition (e.g., an Exchange is hereby defined as having been established by a state).

But then, as has been established, Blunt always sounds like that, which may be All the Lost Souls' big problem.

He happens to be this reporter's first cousin, but, as has been established, Omaha can be a pretty small town.

Tellingly, the company called for a united front among tech CEOs, as had been established during Apple's battles with the FBI.

Both men, as has been established, are now dead on their feet, although the Frenchman looks the marginally less rotten (a few less worms wriggling from his eye sockets).

This repertoire was very large, as has been established not only from the many pieces surviving in collections but also from excavations carried out on the factory site during the 1930s, which revealed many fragments of hitherto unlisted patterns.