Sentence examples for established grave from inspiring English sources

When the British came to lay out their war cemeteries, the organization in charge made Brooke's poem come literally true: instead of gathering the dead into vast ossuaries, as the French did, the British established grave plots of varying sizes at the corners of "foreign fields".

Seneca, it is argued, engages in a project that is rather well established (Graver 2000, 45 and 51).

Mr. Smihula has little difficulty establishing a grave record of human rights violations by graduates of the institution.

The legislation establishes several "grave breaches" of Common Article 3 of the Geneva Convention that are felonies under the War Crimes Act, including torture, rape, murder and any act intended to cause "serious" physical or mental pain or suffering.

The brothers' first hit single, "Grindin' " (2002), established them as grave and exacting artists.

DNA of Y. pestis was recovered from remains of persons in one mass grave established to be of the Justinian pandemic era on the basis of radiocarbon dating.

Once the bones are ready, they have to be re-associated with others from the same skeleton; this is crucial to establish what grave-robbing has taken place.

But further research has established that the graves lie in a lower stratum of sediment, and thus probably were dug sometime during the first dynasty, which extended from about 3000 B.C. to 2800.

Continued dithering will constitute grave malpractice.

After Abdelkader Merah appeared at the Palais de Justice in Paris on Sunday, a carefully worded statement from the public prosecutor's office said: "The diligent police investigations have established the existence of grave and matching evidence that show it plausible that he [Abdelkader Merah] participated as an accomplice in the course of crimes linked to terrorist action".

"As a result of the investigation done by this organization, based on technical and scientific tests... we established facts that imply grave human rights violations attributable to public servants of the federal police," Raul González, the commission's president, told a news conference.