Sentence examples for established to come from inspiring English sources

Instead, an independent body will be established to come up with a formula for setting the level of subsidies.

That's going to make it even harder for a task force Mr. Pataki has established to come up with a good set of answers.

I think you need something established to come back to you, react to you, push you and prod you and get you out of your skin and your daily responsibilities to get this done in the right way.

In 1976, after revelations of abuse of power by the C.I.A., the F.B.I. and other agencies, Mr. Byrd, the majority leader, appointed Mr. Inouye chairman of the Senate Committee on Intelligence, which was established to come up with reforms and monitor clandestine operations.

Particularly, however, exposure profiles of PAH and N-nitroso compounds (NOC) have to be more accurately established to come to a risk evaluation.

Invite people who have been successful in established hubs to come speak at a local conference, come speak at the local hub, or just come and meet teams when they're in town.

A working party has been established to look at coming up with specific policies, which Mr Hughes said would be unveiled "in about a year".

Around ten, they began a tech rehearsal, to establish how to come and go from the stage and move props.

An organisation established to combat bigotry thus comes out in defence of ... bigotry.

According to Antony Mauvais of the Alfred Kastler Forganisationn organisathat that was established to help foreign researchers coming to France--this is likely to change in the next 5 years.

"We want to encourage established film-makers to come and make a home here.