Sentence examples for bringing the activities from inspiring English sources

The government enacted UNHRO in May 2009, bringing the activities of the eight government health research institutes under one umbrella.

Rather than highlighting the potential revenue-generating benefits, European lawmakers generally cite two main arguments for bringing the activity aboveboard.

Congress is considering several proposals to bring the activities of the special courts under closer supervision.

It also brought the activities of a certain Jan Pieterszoon Coen into public light.

The bank said that it "immediately brought the activities of this employee to the attention of the relevant authorities" and would continue to work with them.

While the details will not be released until next week, a significant provision in the new code of conduct will require banks to bring the activities of offshore banking subsidiaries in line with tougher rules on financial crime.

While President Vladimir Putin has described these raids as "routine measures linked to the desire of the law enforcement agencies to bring the activities of organizations in line with the law," the question must be asked: Why the need to film and then feature in prime time news broadcasts if these measures are simply "routine"?

As Hazel Healy warns in her 2011 article "The Food Rush" in the New Internationalist Magazine, "Famine helps bring the activities of speculative capital into sharp relief.

Another problem is that, the formation of some organizations in the country, such as Headquarter of Innovation in Stem Cells, has brought the activities of similar research networks to a stop.

Olsen didn't actually bring the activity at the bar to a halt, as she did at one gig in New York.

On the whole, this attempt at imperial consolidation what some historians have called the process of Anglicization was successful in bringing the economic activities of the colonies under closer crown control.