Sentence examples for established a new level from inspiring English sources

The reunion invitation mocked the sanctimony, sort of, claiming credit for having saved the city "from evil forces" and for having "established a new level of democratic (and Democratic) activism, now emulated from Casablanca to Tehran".

The Merrill settlement is just the latest step in a line of actions by regulators, prosecutors and the courts that have effectively established a new level of liability for bankers and investment houses involved in a business known as structured finance, which involves hundreds of billions of dollars.

Throughout the Guilet-Cohen era, the Beaux Arts established a new level of close and intensive ensemble work in the piano trio repertory, which had mostly been the purview of ad hoc gatherings of star soloists — named as such, with variable billing — like the Cortot-Casals-Thibaud Trio, the Rubinstein-Heifetz-Piatigorsky Trio and the Stern-Rose-Istomin Trio.

With the 1784 group he established a new level of piano concerto writing; these concertos are at once symphonic, melodically rich, and orchestrally ingenious, and they also blend the virtuoso element effectively into the musical and formal texture of the work.

The initiative was introduced by George Osborne and establishes a new level of base pay for workers over 25.

Christie Whitman, the E.P.A. administrator, says the administration is studying the evidence linking arsenic with cancer, and will establish a new level based on evidence of the health risk.

There, he appeared to establish a new level of sway over the knuckleball, a stubbornly whimsical pitch, and struck out 11 batters.

The Sonic is also expected to be a breakthrough in establishing a new level of cooperation between Detroit and the United Automobile Workers.

In many other cases, however, players simply happened to establish a new level of performance the year before they became free agents.

C1 New Liability for Banks The settlement by which Merrill Lynch avoided being prosecuted for its dealings with Enron has helped establish a new level of liability for bankers and investment houses.

Trials such as growth vouchers, and the growing role played by the UK's What Works centres – now covering heath, education, crime, local growth, early intervention and aging – will establish a new level of high quality evidence in the developed world.