Sentence examples for established a stand from inspiring English sources

Data collection methods were the same for all events: two to six staff (depending on the expected size of the potential screening population) established a stand to draw attention to the chlamydia screening activity and potential participants were made aware that a AUD10 cash reward would be given to them in exchange for a urine sample.

Further, the company established a stand-alone organization reporting directly to the president to formalize and nurture the company-community relationship through the Harley Owners Group (H.O.G). membership club.

The law also establishes a "stand your ground" self-defense standard, giving citizens the right to use deadly force in situations where they feel threatened.

To increase the chances of establishing a stand at this later-than-normal seeding date, these fields should be seeded with a companion crop to protect the seedlings from hot weather.

But the F.B.I. still opposes establishing a stand-alone agency.

For instance, the House bill addresses the consumer protection goals by establishing a stand-alone agency that would be subject to annual budget appropriations by Congress.

Service discovery is indispensable to ad hoc networking where establishing a stand-alone and self-configurable communication environment is the main objective.

With the acquisition, the company added the scale it needed to establish a stand-alone business in aerospace systems, analysts said.

Time Warner's upcoming spinoff of Time Inc. should make investors and magazine readers wonder whether it is a good-faith effort to establish a stand-alone company or just a convenient way to jettison certain businesses, Steven M. Davidoff writes.

But a United States proposal to establish a stand-alone commission jointly led by the Haitian prime minister and "a distinguished senior international figure engaged in the recovery effort" won out.

Kennedy closes with his own ambitious agenda of reform, including proposals to establish a stand-by force of 100,000 soldiers, revive the military committee, develop a sophisticated intelligence capacity and add eight or nine nonpermanent members to the Security Council.