Sentence examples for established today from inspiring English sources
Does he understand what a dangerous precedent is being established today?… Do you understand your historical responsibility?
Ralph G. Elliot, a lawyer for The Courant, said he was troubled by the precedent that he said the new ruling established today.
Instead, their recommendations must be conveyed by July 12 to a special committee of House leaders, established today, that will control the language of the bill.
The Leveson inquiry established today will have the power to question Rupert Murdoch in public, even if the police from Operation Weeting lack the gumption to detain him in custody to assist with inquiries.
If a dynasty trust of roughly $1 million was established today, Mr. Rothschild figured, it would be worth $867.7 million after four generations, assuming that it grew 7percentt a year and nothing was spent.
1937 Doctors Act for Medical Care Atlantic City, N.J. — The first step that organized medicine in the United States ever has taken toward shifting public health responsibility to the government was established today [June 10] by delegates at the American Medical Association meeting here.
Bristol Community College was established (1966) in Fall River.
The Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge (established 1944) is nearby.
The game's tone was established early.
