Sentence examples for establish a standing from inspiring English sources

The most obvious one is to establish a standing fund on which relief agencies can draw.

Mr Nakayama aims to establish a standing Diet committee that would stage-manage a review of the constitution.

To this end, each country might establish a standing commission of international legal and financial experts, with fiduciary responsibilities, to advise on proposed privatisation deals.

On a report from Dublin in November 1984 containing plans to establish a "standing joint committee", the prime minister noted: "Bad – too near joint sovereignty".

He also urged the General Assembly to convene a committee of inquiry to investigate the allegations, because they involved state legislation, and to establish a standing committee on ethics.

The leader will need to establish a standing meeting time and develop an agenda to utilize their time to the fullest extent possible.

It also recommended that the administration ensure the credibility of government climate research by establishing a standing review committee of outside parties with a wide variety of views.

The committee recommended the government establishes a standing Commission on Artificial Intelligence aimed at "identifying principles to govern the development and application of AI", and to provide advice and encourage public dialogue about automation technologies.

At this stage the committee is recommending the government establishes a standing Commission on Artificial Intelligence aimed at "identifying principles to govern the development and application of AI", and also to provide advice and encourage public dialogue about automation technologies.

He reformed the Roman system of taxation, developed networks of roads with an official courier system, established a standing army, established the Praetorian Guard, created official police and fire-fighting services for Rome, and rebuilt much of the city during his reign.

In addition to the tireless care she rendered, Helen Gilson became a valued supplier of critically needed medicines and foodstuffs through a serendipitous friendship she developed with a wealthy gentleman from Philadelphia, who established a standing fund on which she could draw.