Sentence examples for established new ones from inspiring English sources

Federal taxes and spending rules were scheduled to expire at the end of 2012, and the American Taxpayer Relief Act, passed last week, established new ones.

When Fiji was politically isolated it fostered secondary political friendships of olden days and established new ones.

Most governments in countries with existing schemes took specific measures in response to the crisis to promote their use, while several others established new ones.

(See "Shrewd Buy For BofA").. "With Merrill Lynch, we also will significantly add to our global footprint in several businesses, including investment banking and sales and trading, enabling us to deepen existing client relationships and create greater opportunity to establish new ones," Lewis said on Friday.

Although the government has taken steps to improve existing health centres and to establish new ones, health care remains inadequate.

In recent months, residents have petitioned the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission to expand the existing Stuyvesant Heights Historic District and to establish new ones, including a district called Bedford Corners.

I'll work with nations around the world that are committed to the principles of free enterprise, expanding existing relationships and establishing new ones.

In this country we responded to the end of the Second World War by rebuilding old towns and establishing new ones.

Then, as the recession hit, more than a dozen airlines went out of business, and higher financing costs made it harder to establish new ones.

"I have several e-mail addresses," he said, "and I just keep establishing new ones to get away from the old ones.

The key to changing your habits and establishing new ones is first to understand who you are and why you do the things you do.