Sentence examples for eventual establishment from inspiring English sources
A revolution constitutes a challenge to the established political order and the eventual establishment of a new order radically different from the preceding one.
The episode contributed to the eventual establishment of the Register of MPs' Interests.
He said he hoped that that would be a step toward the eventual establishment of an infrastructure bank.
Has any book been recast into English more times than this tale of Aeneas' wanderings and the eventual establishment of the Roman Empire?
Thus, the mounting wave of nationalism among Slovaks as well as Czechs created conditions for the eventual establishment of two closely related but distinct political units.
Rough Justice played a role in securing the release of a number of prisoners and contributed to the eventual establishment of an official body for reviewing miscarriages of justice.
The acellular matrix-like topical application material is designed to guide the eventual re-establishment of an anatomically normal skin.
Continued suckering should result in the eventual re-establishment of tree cover on deforested areas between planted tree islands and corridors, and without additional active restoration.
Justice O'Connor continued, "So why would you complain about 3 o'clock?" One question that ran throughout the argument was what role should be played in the court's eventual analysis by the Constitution's establishment clause, which prohibits the official "establishment" of religions and which the school district has raised as a defense against the Good News Club's arguments.
Although the art society's eventual goal was the establishment of a museum in a new building, for the time being one wing of Bruce's empty mansion was converted into a gallery.
I explain to the elite students that the first two priorities Albanians must embrace are the emancipation from politics and the political establishment and eventual divorce, and the acknowledgement that the current situation is dramatic in order to embrace alternative radical policymaking.
