Sentence examples for by developing an official from inspiring English sources

The Qin dynasty, founded in 221 B.C., prevailed over tribalism, the default condition of large societies, by developing an official class loyal to the state rather than to family and kin.

Owing to cross-breeding with free-ranging domestic cats during the war, the Norwegian Forest cat became endangered and nearly extinct until the Norwegian Forest Cat Club helped the breed make a comeback by developing an official breeding program.

In Serbia, for the first time, hospital managers were trained as a team by the Centre School of Public Health and Management in Belgrade to develop an official Strategic Plan for their hospitals and to implement monitoring and adjustment of their strategies.

At one point, at least two other smaller news conferences developed during an official one organized by prison officials.

"Developing an interim authority has to be done by a process which is internally and externally credible", one official admitted.

The Han copied the highly centralized Qin administrative structure, dividing the country into a series of administrative areas ruled by centrally appointed officials and developing a salaried bureaucracy in which promotion was based primarily on merit.

This thinking is explored in greater depth in Part 2 of this report (enrollment required) in which I discuss strategies to fill the official vacuum by developing our own plans for what we should do in response.

Syria has denied charges made by American intelligence officials that it was surreptitiously developing a nuclear reactor.

Despite continuing reservations about official recognition, the two states had by now developed a working relationship that was close enough for official talks to happen at government level where humanitarian issues were discussed.

Inspired by Pennsylvania's example, New York City officials have developed an initiative of their own to bring new neighborhood markets selling fresh food to areas of the city where they say the need is greatest.

The battle is the latest chapter in a 30-year effort by Los Angeles officials to develop a comprehensive urban plan in a city that seems, by design, to resist one, given its sprawl of self-contained, unique and often architecturally disparate neighborhoods.