Sentence examples for establishment of larger from inspiring English sources
They pledged to do more to combat famines, and to support the establishment of larger peacekeeping forces for use in Africa.
A large and growing section of citizens are unhappy and very critical of the organization of the sprawled city and thousands of advocacy groups aggregate against typical issues such as the establishment of larger and more distant shopping centers, new throughways, land development and the like.
The morphological data were also used for species identification (see below) and the (informal) establishment of larger subgroups within Hymenogaster for comparison with the phylogenetic tree.
Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technologies have the potential to significantly increase both sample throughput and overall process efficiency, thereby facilitating the establishment of larger mtGenome databases in relatively short terms [10].
Constant movement within prescribed territories prevented the establishment of large permanent villages or the accumulation of material wealth.
"Notwithstanding the credit crisis and the more recent setbacks, the past decade has been especially conducive to the establishment of large fortunes," Credit Suisse concludes.
According to Soulé and Noss, rewilding demanded, in addition to predators, the establishment of large, strictly protected "core" reserves, and migratory corridors linking one to the next.
The ability to sell the contracts would also lead to the establishment of large-scale farms, which some economists say would help China's agricultural industry better compete in a global marketplace.
Among the projects believed to be at risk are the establishment of large conservation areas and a Western Top End marine megafauna project that would have created jobs, training and expertise for Indigenous residents.
The development of systematic quantitative chemical analysis in 1808 by Jöns Jacob Berzelius, followed by chemical formulas and chemical equations, contributed a great deal to the establishment of large-scale industrial supply of purified raw materials.
Peter Boyden - the author of the report that led to £20m of reinvestment in English regional theatre - is conducting a similar survey for the Arts Council of Wales".What is immediately apparent is that the building wave of the 1960s and 70s, which led to the establishment of large repertory theatres in most regional centres of England, did not occur on a similar scale in Wales," Boyden says.
