Sentence examples for established a convention from inspiring English sources

Arrow established a convention that is still widely observed of using '$R$' to denote the social preference derived from "$\langle R_{i}\rangle$".

If you and I are putting on a production of Twelfth Night and we decide that I'll play Viola and you'll play Sebastian, then we will have established a convention by which what I say and do is what, in the fiction, Viola says and does, and what you say and do is what Sebastian says and does.

The state's Roman Catholic bishops said in a statement after the ruling that they would be "calling on the Catholic people of our state to vote 'Yes' " on a Nov. 4 ballot initiative to establish a convention.

"It is my hope that this visit establishes a convention for all future incoming prime ministers to make Jakarta their first port of call overseas," Mr Abbott said.

However, one can reply that this argument amounts simply to a restatement of the Harsanyi Doctrine.[20] Schelling's Department Store problem of Example 1.5 is a very simple example in which the agents "solve" their coordination problem appropriately by establishing a convention.

Thus, since acute hepatocellular and cholestatic injuries are defined by R values [ratios of ALT fold upper limit of normal (ULN) ÷ ALP fold ULN are greater than 5 and less than 2, respectively], establishing a convention that these should be measured at the onset of liver injury is crucial.

Mr President, if our goal is to establish a federation of States and the constituent process is to involve the Treaties, the Laeken Declaration establishing a Convention that is to propose institutional reform to the Intergovernmental Conference before the European elections and before enlargement, is a success for Parliament and the Belgian Presidency.

It remains to be seen whether or not these examples will be regarded in future as having established a constitutional convention".

It established a special Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, which was approved in 1979 and has been ratified by some 170 countries, and the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child, which has been ratified by more than 190 countries.

The bureau was established by a convention signed in Paris on May 20 , 1875 effective January 1876.

The origin of the ITU can be traced to 1865, when the International Telegraph Union was established by a convention signed in Paris.