Sentence examples for could only be established from inspiring English sources

By definition, these diagnoses could only be established after the fact.

The Met police and Croydon council, the licensing authority, are set to clash over the force's attempts to stop Dice Bar from playing bashment as a ban could only be established with the permission of the licensing committee.

Secularism was designed to create a peaceful world order, but the church was so intricately involved in the economic, political and cultural structures of society that the secular order could only be established with a measure of violence.

She mused that democracy could only be established through grass-roots initiatives, and stressed that India would do "whatever it takes" to empower the people of Burma in this respect.

The two leaders said that peace in the region could only be established on the basis of "Israel's full withdrawal from occupied Arab territories in southern Lebanon and the western Bekaa Valley," the two areas of Lebanon that are covered by the nine-mile "security zone" Israel declared in 1985 as a buffer against cross-border attacks on targets within Israel.

Violation of some of the international crimes that are alleged to have been committed could only be established by a properly empowered international tribunal, although the China Tribunal should have the capacity to at least identify their concerns.

The ideal conditions for society could therefore only be established when everyone acted in accordance with their (social) name (Lunyu CTP: Yanyuan, 11).

These germ cells could not only be established and propagated in vitro for months, but were also shown to generate developmentally competent eggs that yielded viable offspring after transplantation into chemotherapy-conditioned adult female hosts [ 5].

Since the homology between repeats could only be unequivocally established for the flanking region and the last repeat, the rest of repeats were discarded.

Lippmann concluded that democracy could only be rescued by establishing a cadre of specially trained experts, whose job was to steer politicians away from the dubious instincts of the people and back towards what the evidence required.

The opposition coalition, the Democratic Convergence, denounced the elections of last year as a "masquerade" that could only be corrected by establishing a provisional government that would select an electoral council and hold new elections in 10 months.