Sentence examples for established from outside from inspiring English sources

"Now, instead of dialogue, we have a group of people whose legitimacy has been established from outside the country," Mr. Churkin said.

The Guardian has established from sources outside the family that the gun was found inside a sock.

One of the criticisms levelled at Surrey is that their recruitment policy has favoured bringing in older, established players from outside the county and indeed country – this summer Graeme Smith, Ricky Ponting and latterly Hashim Amla have represented the Brown Caps.

In this work, enzymatic fragmentation of genomic DNA was preferred as it provided defined boundaries outside of which specificity could be established from the virtual absence of capture.

Liquid cultures were established from single colonies.

The unease came to a head last summer when an online petition was established by someone from outside of the village and who said it was clearly offensive.

Aside from nonbreeders, several territorial breeding pairs were known to have established territories outside the area of the park where the experiments were conducted.

The sect has established branches outside Japan.

By expanding ways to apply, colleges can pull in applicants from outside established channels — to fill seats, help them shape a more diverse class and, of course, to look more selective by rejecting a larger number of students.

'It's important that the restaurant should have a different identity,' says Marco. 'It's creating a different atmosphere.' White points out that the restaurants that work best in London hotels are established names bought in from outside: Nobu at the Metropolitan, Asia de Cuba at St Martin's Lane.

The health department said it was following established policy: All outside groups are prohibited from using county health property to conduct nonstate business.