Sentence examples for branch established from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaida branch established in 2006.

The union's main auxiliary unit, Women's Branch (established 1924), publishes Hachodesh and operates the Hebrew Teachers Training School for Girls.

The branch established a not-for-profit development fund and opened 54 units of low- and moderate-income housing on Dickson Street in Glen Cove.

The Martin branch, established by Baptists in 1900 as the Hall-Moody Institute, joined the system as a junior college in 1927.

ON AN afternoon in early summer a prospective customer walked into the gleaming new branch established in Shanghai's free-trade zone by DBS, a Singaporean bank that, like many of its international rivals, has long touted China's great promise for its business.

Analysts say the partisan gridlock of the moment is part of a longer trend in which the legislative branch, established under the Constitution as the first branch of the federal government, is giving way increasingly to a presidency.

The services put the options on the table, Congress authorizes and appropriates, and the executive branch establishes and executes the resulting programs.

The low variability locus SS13 established the 'trunk' of the MST, separating the biotype a and g strains while the six remaining highly variable loci further discriminated the strains in each branch, establishing the 'twig and leaves' of the tree.

In puberty, ductal elongation and branching establish the overall mammary architecture.

It has also come to prominence in western European countries - particularly in Britain, where a branch was established in 1986.

According to party publications, a branch was established in the company in 1990, even before its official founding.