Sentence examples for established that would from inspiring English sources

A pattern was established that would endure for more than 30 years.

But criteria could be established that would give a reasonable administrator confidence that fraudulent claims were being eliminated.

Qualified teachers would be hired, "exceptional facilities" constructed, as the still-bullish One in a Million website puts it, and a school established that would be at "the leading edge of education delivery".

Because they employed wildly different strategies — and absorbed the second-guessing that accompanied each — without achieving their ultimate goal, no blueprint for success has been established that would box in the Packers.

However, no formal discussion arena has been established that would group all the actors (Table 4).

I believe a minimum wage and a maximum wage could be established that would correspond to current conditions, for example between 300 and 900 marks for a married government official, and half that for an unmarried official, this was possible in earlier times, in better and also more modest times, why not today, when the people is in need!... Now, about factories.

Does he believe that Roe v. Wade is so firmly established that it would damage the Court to overturn it?

Presidential adviser Rajiva Wijesinha said on Wednesday that Britain itself had established that returnees would not be tortured.

e We have established that this would be 10% of the number of "not similar" sequences associated with the introduced sequence.

When we were apart, we established that he would have to text me and ask me for permission if he wanted to masturbate.

A priori, we established that we would reject the hypothesis that 2 kappas were equal if Z was greater than 1.96 (for a 95% confidence level test).