Sentence examples for established on the same from inspiring English sources

The town or district councils and the village councils are established on the same principles as those underlying the governorate councils.

Former education secretary Lord Baker said it would be "very sensible" to have a performing arts centre, established on the same lines as south London's Brit School which has produced alumni, such as Adele, Jessie J and Leona Lewis.

Matters are complicated by a second group of parents, which plans to bid for a non-selective free school to be established on the same site as the proposed new grammar.The prospect of a new grammar school is likely to unsettle the coalition.

The trial was established on the same site as earlier trials that examined root growth of both native and exotic species (Marden et al. 2005; Phillips et al. 2014).

The assumption were prior to establishment, exclosures and the adjacent grazing lands had similar biophysical, socioeconomic, and management conditions as the exclosures were established on the same communal grazing lands which were used for livestock grazing (Mekuria 2010).

The threshold for data filtration was established on the same level as for our "whole tissue section" dataset.

Even when Pope Gelasius abrogated it, he softened his act by establishing on the same day a festival celebrating the purification of the Virgin.1 Thus transformed, the Lupercalia, in its essential meaning, continued to live on. 1 Baronius, Annales Ecclesiastici, 8.60 fol.

It was re-established on the same day in Werneuchen with elements of the previous IV./JG 1 and training squadrons of fighter schools 1 and 4. On 1 April 1943, IV./JG 1 was re-designated as I./JG 1 When JG 1 was formed, it primarily used the Messerschmitt Bf 109E-1.

Priming of the hosts defenses did not affect the second strains' ability to establish on the same host plant but there was a significant reduction both in sporulation rate and in pathogen growth (measured as percentage of leaf area infected) in the inoculated plants.

The probability that a completely different site, StopSinclair.org, of equally network-obscure origins, would be established on the very same day and also successfully catch the attention of enough readers to collect 150,000 signatures on a petition to protest Sinclair's broadcast, rather than wallowing undetected in the mass of self-published angry commentary, is practically insignificant.

It is shown how statistical models may be established on the basis of the same type of information which is normally collected as a part of the quality control procedures and furthermore, how the efficiency of different control procedures may be quantified and compared.