Sentence examples for create a standing from inspiring English sources
He was then commissioned to create a standing bronze portrait of Abraham Lincoln, which resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Doing so, of course, would create a standing green OA option regardless of a journal's own publishing contract.
That would create a "standing green option" regardless of what publishers decide to offer on their own.
According to Peter Handel of the University of Missouri that can, in the right circumstances, create a standing wave of electromagnetic energy which makes the surrounding air glow.
The delay was caused by ʿAbbās' decision to create a standing army a concept novel to Ṣafavid kings, who traditionally levied armies in time of need from the tribal cavalry.
The glider will be shipped by freighter to El Calafate, Argentina, where winds from the Pacific Ocean are deflected by the Andes Mountains to create a standing wave, like the waves of water that form over rocks in a mountain stream, with updrafts of 30 feet per second.
We recommend creating a standing multilateral mechanism to coordinate the implementation of Security Council resolutions.
January 27 , 1571 January 19 , 1629Abbās I, byname ʿAbbās the Great (born Jan. 27, 1571—dIed Jan. 19, 1629) shah of Persia from 1588 to 1629, who strengthened the Ṣafavid dynasty bynameelling Ottoman and Uzbek troops from Persian soil and by creating a standing army.
American and NATO officials also need to look seriously at creating a standing corps of combat advisers who are trained and equipped to develop indigenous national security forces in overseas conflict zones.
The first two on that list come courtesy of Reflex Responses, Erik Prince's latest blandly titled muscle-for-hire outfit, which the Times reported is creating a standing military force for the U.A.E. made up largely of Colombians.
It recommended creating a standing government commission "to address ongoing shared concerns of the security and academic research communities," including export and visa policies and participation of foreigners in research.
