Sentence examples for established a total of from inspiring English sources

In addition, he established a total of 32 military tribunals to handle the more serious political cases.

In May 1950 UNRWA established a total of 53 refugee "camps" on both sides of the Jordan River and in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and Syria to assist the 650,000 or more Arab refugees it calculated needed help.

After optimization conditions were established, a total of 205 reference goat sera were tested in parallel by bELISA and by virus neutralization (VN) for their relative performances.

I established a total of 80 funnel seed traps in the fen at distances of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, and 100 m from the meadows.

Within the eastern region of RMNP, in an area of approximately 35,000 ha, we established a total of 60 pixel nested plots in 9 vegetation types.

In Tanzania, the National Forestry Resources Monitoring and Assessment (NAFORMA), which is the national forest inventory of Tanzania, has established a total of 30,773 field plots distributed across mainland Tanzania [4].

In light of all the above, this study was initiated by establishing a total of seven pilot scale indoor and outdoor static composting windrows that consisted of three agro-industrial waste streams, namely olive cake (the solid by-product of olive processing), grain dust, and coffee-barley, or mixtures thereof.

UNICEF and its partners aim to ensure that every province in Afghanistan has a functioning obstetric care facility by the end of 2004, and will establish a total of five Centres of Excellence around the country.

Based on the UNICEF-promoted model, a Government decree was issued in 2011 to instruct 30 districts to establish a total of 150 ECD centers by 2016, fully supported by the local budget.

Buddhism, from its very beginning, established a total distinction between the realm of life and individual (saṃsāra), which it identified interiorly as the arena of pain and suffering, and the goal of the Buddhist way, Nirvāṇa, which is understood in wholly negative terms as a final and total release from saṃsāra.

Piro Misha, an analyst claims that Mr Berisha's party, through employing party activists throughout the public administration had established a "total control" and that this method of pursuing party interests via the state had "gone to an extreme this time".In an interview Mr Rama said that if he won, the task ahead was immense.