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But experts caution that much would depend on what trade deals could be established by the UK outside the EU.

A similar joint fund-raising committee could be established by, say, Eric Cantor, the House majority leader.

The idea that a thriving business could be established by exploiting the suicidal is a bleakly funny one.

Mr. Lichter, the media expert, said he was troubled that people's knowledge of something as important as military tribunals could be established by television entertainment.

But McCain countered that the safe zone could be established by striking Syrian government runways as well as other sites used by Assad's forces.

Henceforth primary education was to be controlled by elected governing boards so that educational goals could be established by local communities.

He saw the moral law as a categorical imperative i.e., an unconditional command and believed that its content could be established by human reason alone.

If anyone doubted a government pledge to pay big money for the rights to remedies, the patent's value could be established by a competitive auction.

A capital market for such transactions could be established by governments or multinational organisations and could attract funds from individuals, institutions or governments.

Causation The trial court reasoned that the necessary "causal link" between the present funding system and the poor performance of City schools could be established by a showing that increased funding can provide better teachers, facilities and instrumentalities of learning.

Epstein consoled Karumanchi by saying that he had fulfilled "Koch's postulates" — a reference to the Nobel laureate Robert Koch, who argued that the cause of a disease could be established by injecting animals with bacteria from sick patients.