Sentence examples for deliberately established from inspiring English sources

Friends say that she has slowly but deliberately established herself as her own person.

In Peru the objectives and the operating conditions are particularly challenging.The government deliberately established social inclusion as a priority (for which it should be lauded).

Small herds of wild goats are reputed to have been deliberately established by farmers, because they grazed down cliff-ledge vegetation, discouraging less sure-footed sheep from getting too close to the edge.

In a statement, the Russian domestic security agency accused the American, described as the head of a private company, of having "deliberately established contacts over a long period with Russian scientists" in order to obtain state secrets.

The donor acceptor interaction between a tertiary amine and an aldehyde, first observed among a select class of alkaloïds, was deliberately established in a peptidomimetic (1a c) to mimic features of the two principal transition states of peptide hydrolysis.

She also insisted that under bankruptcy law she couldn't take into account whether Peabody, the world"s largest private-sector coal company, deliberately established Patriot in such a way that it would fail so that it could receive sanction through bankruptcy to desert its retiree health care obligations.

It mirrors some of its aesthetics and it very deliberately establishes its own (including a few pretty bizarre zooms and pans that jolt you out of the story).

We modeled deliberately both established and less established knowledge in order to demonstrate that in both cases the model generates useful predictions.

found that the Alaska branch deliberately avoided establishing consistent guidelines for determining whether future leases would cause significant environmental impacts in the Arctic — a finding that could require further examination and delay or prevent drilling.

Japan's own deliberately unofficial fund, established in 1995, had few takers and closed its coffers in March.On April 27th, while Mr Abe was in Washington, DC, trying to explain himself, at home the country's highest court tossed out two sets of compensation claims for sexual slavery and for forced labour arguing that post-war agreements with Japan's neighbours ruled out such claims.

Such additional terms are here defined loosely because our model is deliberately presented within established, extensible software that allows bespoke specification.