Sentence examples for ends the establishment from inspiring English sources

Our results reveal a link between the position of EMT plus ends, the establishment of intracellular polarity and the localization of endocytosis that is essential for the regulation of cell division planes in plants.

The list ends with the establishment of the Indian Premier League in 2008.However, although it gives a good impression of an elder statesman, at 150 years old Wisden is a mere arriviste.

An Interior Ministry official who insisted on anonymity because he is not authorized to speak in his own name, noted that Mr. Sarkozy mentioned ending "the unauthorized establishment of Roma encampments" in the Grenoble speech.

This plurality of control, moreover, did not end with the establishment of the Rosenberg Staff.

Its legal existence ended with the establishment of the departmental system (1790).

Fear that the ISAF mission in Afghanistan will end without the establishment of a non-Taliban, Pakhtoon-led government friendly to Pakistan adds to the Pakistani establishment's determination not to cut its ties irrevocably to the Afghan Taliban.

The caliphate in this sense ended with the establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1923, though the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has defined its leader as the "caliph" since the early 20th century.

Time of Troubles, Russian Smutnoye Vremya, period of political crisis in Russia that followed the demise of the Rurik dynasty (1598) and ended with the establishment of the Romanov dynasty (1613).

Had Kepler's investigation ended with the establishment of this architectonic principle, he might have continued to search for other sorts of harmonies; but his work would not have broken with the ancient Greek notion of uniform circular planetary motion.

Baba Vanga supposedly warned Muslims would invade Europe in a 'great Muslim war' which would end with the establishment of an Islamic caliphate by 2043, with Rome as its epicentre.

Sansbury said he hoped the summit would end with the establishment of a community-elected committee of Aboriginal leaders from across first nations who could approach governments, confident they were representing the concerns of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.