Sentence examples for establishment and continued from inspiring English sources
They explicitly or implicitly question the establishment, and continued existence, of the Jewish state in what was previously Palestine; that is, they question Israel's right to exist.
It makes little difference whether the background model is an animate or inanimate object since both involve the initial establishment and continued maintenance of the concealment.
He also sponsored another passing bill, an amendment to the Disabled Persons Rehabilitation Act, which ends the requirement for the "Department of Human Services to enter into contracts with public or private agencies for the establishment and continued support of resource, training and counseling centers," says his legislative website.
Funding from governmental and non-governmental sources have enabled the establishment and continued development of programs and resources for HPC.
Despite early scepticism, health economic evaluations are required for the establishment and continued provision of services and technologies [ 20].
Establishment and continued support for facility cores by an EHS Core Center application must be justified on the basis of use by independently funded center investigators.
It is hoped that this review of some of the supportive literature and references will be useful in promoting the establishment, recognition, and continued development of EM in countries where the specialty is still forming, as well as in countries where it already exists.
It is no accident that the Golden State's Golden Age of economic innovation coincided with the establishment of and continued investment in the best public university system in the world.
Washington capitulated to India's nuclear establishment and endorsed continued reprocessing.
It was established in 1828 for the purposes of "the cultivation of confidence and good feeling between members of the profession; the eliciting and imparting of information upon the different branches of medical science; and the establishment of a Museum and Library of Pathological Anatomy" and continued to hold regular meetings until at least 1917.
In 1962, the now University of New South Wales, in honour of his role in its establishment and his continuing support, named its newest building after him as the "Robert Heffron Building", it is now the Australian School of Business.
