Sentence examples for far establishing that from inspiring English sources

So far, establishing that a given workflow complies with artifact lifecycles has mostly been done through static verification, or by assuming a centralized access to all artifacts where these constraints can be monitored and enforced.

Taken together, the four sets of challenges discussed so far establish that responsibility attributions to individuals within a group are affected both by how critical the person is perceived to be and by how close he was to being pivotal.

Mr. Freitas, the District Attorney, said that the investigation begun three weeks ago into possible voting irregularities involving temple members had so far established that no such allegations had been brought to the attention of his office during Mr. Stoen's tenure there.

The results so far established that lacking a birth certificate reduces the number of vaccines in children under 59 months of age.

Testimony has so far established that the government could not link Manning's leaks to any deaths.

Many studies have so far established that transport costs have serious implications for the accessibility of health care for the people in need [ 29– 31].

We have so far established that by means of a competitive logic as a motivation, students playing the game in schools are encouraged to work towards a state of health and a better self in terms of an ideal body.

Nevertheless, reports of thermographic analyses have so far established that the thermal pattern and symmetry of the body are more important than the absolute temperature for diagnosing disease [ 11].

The results so far established that ATP, UTP and UDP, via P2Y receptors, evoked both Ca2+ release and Ca2+ entry via their ability to activate phospholipase C in rat cultured ASMC.

We have thus far established that the objections raised by Brassington do not stand to invalidate the originally proposed obligation to participate in research: such an obligation can be asserted on the basis of both the principle of fairness, being the duty to contribute to what sustains us, and the principle of beneficence – the duty of rescue.

One that is being given heavy play responds to Mr. Schwarzenegger's accusation that Mr. Davis has spent far too liberally by establishing that past governors, including Ronald Reagan, increased spending more.