Sentence examples for established may not from inspiring English sources

However, a minimum rate so established may not exceed the maximum rate of basic pay (excluding any locality-based comparability payment under section 5304 or similar provision of law) for the grade or level by more than 30percentt, and no rate may be established under this section in excess of the rate of basic pay payable for level IV of the Executive Schedule.

The Committee has also emphasised that the minimum core constitutes an immediately realisable obligation for state parties, which, once established, may not be retrogressed from (see CESCR 1990, para 10).

Thus, although AR is functional in most recurrent tumors [5], [12], disrupting AR signaling once the resistant phenotype is established, may not be sufficient to halt the tumor growth.

Some chromosomes or genes are often lost after polyploidization, and therefore, the new species established may not have twice the number of genes of the parental species (fig. 2).

From our results, we tentatively conclude that interrupting, with set-aside/conservation covers, long sequences of winter wheat, in which effective TAD has been established may not jeopardise the maintenance of that TAD provided the covers contain adequate populations of wheat and are not destroyed prematurely.

Accordingly, although the term of "true communication" is generally reserved to the intentional transfer of signals that benefits both sender and receiver (Bradbury and Vehrencamp 1998), the basis for a communication system to be established may not necessarily require intention or benefit for all parties involved.

My own experience of supervision, and the relationships I see my colleagues working to establish, may not always achieve this ideal, but I do think they go quite some distance towards it.

In the end, the personal relationships that Mr. Clinton has established may be important but not enough to seal a deal.

That dynamic is something cryptocurrency companies should think about as they build out their communities in Asia, as the most established countries may not necessarily provide the most opportunities.

Second, since we are assessing a technological system that is not yet widely established, impacts may not actually materialise if it cannot get off the ground.

Although a 2D dielectric structure that serves as the gradient index medium for controlling electromagnetic waves is well established, it may not be suitable for application in 3D case.