Sentence examples for end up establishing from inspiring English sources
The idiom of co-production (Jasanoff, 2004) has captured this symmetrical constitution with particular cogency, highlighting how, when such settlements are eventually reached, they end up establishing not only an epistemic but also a normative order.
"You end up establishing a relationship when you see a defendant once a week," he said.
But their campaign has seen a legal backlash against those efforts — one that may end up establishing that there is a right to vote in the U.S. after all.
"She could end up establishing a new magazine with the same standards and energy" and none of the baggage from so many years of tension with the executives who once had to run interference for her with the government.
If ministers remain intent on demonstrating how tough they are on immigration crime, they could end up establishing a chaotic system staffed by confused officials who deport potential witnesses, sabotaging police efforts to prosecute the traffickers – and undermining the government's stated ambition of being a world leader against slavery.
Madre de Deus's rutter from Macau was a forerunner to voyages that would end up establishing the East India Company in 1600.
"And they'd say, 'Great, thanks for letting us know.' After a while we ended up establishing more formalized procedures".
The man who began his pontifical ministry demanding "a poor church for the poor" has ended up establishing the Vatican asset management unit.
(Although the U.S. subsequently rejected the Protocol, the Europeans, who had resisted the idea of cap-and-trade, ended up establishing an E.U.-wide trading system).
When I first summed up the courage to approach a venue for my work – in this case a hotel – I discovered an abandoned space there and ended up establishing a full-blown gallery.
His work was so inspiring that in 1970 three young Catholic nuns went to visit one of Father Shanley's programs, a residential drug treatment center, and ended up establishing their own full-time agency for young people on the street.
