Sentence examples for bring about the establishment from inspiring English sources
The Board and Administration of the Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center mourn the passing of Morris (Marty Silvermann, a special friend whose passion and advocacy for the Jewish elderly helped bring about the establishment of our Center.
The Board of Directors, Administration and Residents of the Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center mourn the passing of Harry Stoll, the special friend whose passion and advocacy for the Jewish elderly helped bring about the establishment of our center.
Before long his oratory earned him widespread fame, and he used his influence to bring about the establishment of a colony at Narbo (now Narbonne, France).
The strategy of treaty change is designed to bring about the establishment of a politically unified core European currency area, which other EU countries – in particular Poland – would be allowed to join.
The dehydration of ethanol to ethylene occurs as follows: Acids and bases both bring about the establishment of an equilibrium between ketones (or aldehydes) and their enol forms, which contain a hydroxyl group directly attached to a doubly bonded carbon atom: Self-condensation of aldehydes, the so-called aldol condensation, occurs readily, when catalyzed by bases, to give β-hydroxy aldehydes.
Also important is the fact that the Sunni Establishment team hasn't announced it's intention to bring about the collapse of Western civilization and bring it under the rule of a global Islamic caliphate.
· The Quito Metropolitan District: The legal and institutional changes brought about by the establishment of the Quito Metropolitan District are of great importance for all aspects of future urban planning in the Quito metropolitan area, and are especially relevant to questions concerning ecosystem management throughout the region of urban influence.
The next major change to SH-34 would be brought about by the establishment of the southern part of State Highway 6.
In the last decades of the 18th century, the growing strategic importance of the region brought about the establishment of consulates representing European powers directly interested in observing local developments (Russia, the Austrian Empire, and France; later, British and Prussian ones were opened as well).
