Sentence examples for establish a post from inspiring English sources

Looking to establish a post game, Cleveland goes to Ilgauskas first, and he has delivered with a crafty hook shot.

The Nets must avoid becoming a jump-shooting team in order to establish a post presence, said the former N.B.A. coach Hubie Brown, who is now a television analyst.

The latter got its name when an early Summers County settler wanted to establish a post office in his town, and presented a petition of facts ending with this statement: "Now this is true".

Starting in 1952, Dr. Miller's passion for medicine and teaching led him to establish a post-graduate relationship with NYU Medical School as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Still, American officials have argued that it is important for the opposition to attend the conference to maintain Western support, and because they hope the forum might eventually provide a framework for an agreement to establish a post-Assad transitional government, although it could take months — and perhaps years.

In addition to her human rights commission work and teaching, she set up a training center for young lawyers, ran a charity that provided free legal aid to the poor and was trying to establish a post-graduate program in legal studies, Mr. Nadery said.

Therefore, the proposed one-step backward approach is to establish a post-processing environment, which is an approach of one-step fixed-lag smoothing using one point of future observation for location tracking.

That is, a forward approach provides a state estimated based on the present observations as real-time operation in (22) and (26) for location estimation; the one-step backward algorithm is to establish a post-processing environment through a displacement during a time interval in (25) and (28) for speed estimation.

After this brutal global war that claimed over fifty million lives, just like after the previous world war in which almost ten million perished, ordinary people and statespersons alike sought to establish a post-war international order that would be able to prevent another war of global devastation from occurring.

For Europe to survive, it must not only restructure the governance and economy of EU, but establish a post-Katrina level of solidarity to deal with the suffering that entire nations are facing.

The gloomy result is that the academy (and by extension the philanthropic world) has failed to establish a post-9/11 academic program to cultivate the next generation of scholars who can offer a genuinely civilian counter-narrative to the national security state similar to the civilian arms control community created during the Cold War.