Sentence examples for established under a from inspiring English sources

In 1912 a centralized educational system was established under a cabinet-level official, but, except for the establishment of a few secondary schools and colleges, nothing of importance happened until the end of World War II.

(3) A special "privacy regime" for the media could be established under a statutory regulator.

The convergence of the algorithm is established under a persistent excitation condition.

The confiscation program, established under a 1996 law, requires all profits to be reinvested toward the public good.

The National Academy of Sciences was established under a Congressional charter signed by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863.

i. Profit-sharing and pension accounts established under a trust agreement, which are exempt under § 205.2(b)(2).

He characterized the requirements as somewhat unrealistic but said the process was established under a 2007 national law.

Now the N.A.A.C.P. wants a court to determine whether the cuts have harmed school programs that were established under a settlement agreement to lift student achievement.

They are in a stalemate over Irish Republican Army weapons and Britain's decision to halt the coalition government established under a 1998 accord.

Ceibs, established under an agreement with the European Commission, is in the top 10.

The program would be established under an $18.8 billion spending bill that finances the Department of the Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency and related agencies.