Sentence examples for established to strike from inspiring English sources

As a result of the popularity of imported Spanish colonial and Mexican dollars, several attempts were made to institute a silver coinage based on the dollar in the 19th century; not until the very end of the 19th century were mints established to strike silver and copper coins of European style.

For instance, in the Northwest Forest Plan, established a decade ago to strike a balance between timber extraction and old-growth preservation in Pacific Northwest forests, political acrimony has overshadowed science.

The EU was established to align a continent stricken by war for centuries.

During the 1923 Victorian Police strike, Monash appointed McCay to create, and later command the Special Constabulary Force that was established to carry out police duties during the strike.

In Israel, an alternate system called fee for service was established to deal with outpatients to ensure continuity of care during strike [ 3, 12, 15, 16].

"In France, the right to strike is established," said François Boudeau, a Théâtre du Châtelet press officer.

With other haulers, Rice established where and when they planned to strike, and tipped off Felchak and Spurlock.

But the smartest Chinese manufacturers see it as a ripe time to strike back and establish markets for Chinese-branded goods here and across Asia and Europe.

To introduce her, Ms. Hudson's record label has had to strike a balance between establishing a clearly identifiable, saleable persona and allowing her versatility to bloom.

Yet there is a balance to strike, because values have an essential part in establishing legitimacy.

Lockheed Workers Reject Contract, Vote To Strike.