Sentence examples for established administration from inspiring English sources

The Svalbard Treaty of 1920 recognizes Norwegian sovereignty, and the 1925 Svalbard Act established administration by the appointed Governor of Svalbard.

On-demand treatment is an established administration schedule, but there are few comparisons between on-demand treatment with different drugs and little information about the characteristics of patients preferring this dosage schedule.

Another sticking point, Ms. Zaffirini said, is the system's reporting structure, which "flies in the face of our impressive, established administration within the system".

If the Nobel Committee's message is not heard, if women continue to be targeted and marginalized -- by new governments that emerge with the promise of a different, democratic era or by established administrations that chose to treat some sectors of society differently from others -- we risk undermining peace and security for the next generation.

However, nothing in essence changed either in Lithuania or in Council's status: any efforts to establish administration were hindered.

They established Global Administration, based in London, to manage their cash in the Western world.

He looked to the United States for support of his "democratic" regime and established his administration as uncompromisingly hostile to the growth of communist influence in Romania.

Dubai in its present form has not been around long enough to have inherited an established public administration with its own ways of doing things.

Richard Norton Smith (Op-Ed, Nov. 13) contends that Rutherford B. Hayes, who became president in 1877 by a narrow margin after the disputed 1876 election, established his administration's legitimacy by "rising above the party system" and embracing the cause of political reform.

The main Kurdish groups and their allies have established autonomous administration in the areas under their control, which they aim to preserve in any peace deal.

The act established an administration to oversee the territory and had the land surveyed in accordance with The Land Ordinance of 1785.