Sentence examples for full establishment of from inspiring English sources
The full establishment of feed-in tariff systems in electricity – as well as the maintenance of banded ROCs".
He agreed to the full establishment of Presbyterianism in his northern kingdom and allowed the Scottish estates to nominate royal officials.
"I cannot emphasize enough that material and financial support for the full establishment of East Timor's police and military are essential and require urgent action," Mr. Annan said in a recent report to the Security Council.
"I cannot emphasize enough that material and financial support for the full establishment of the East Timorese police and military are essential and require urgent action," the secretary general said.
Many studies have shown that the full establishment of a functional cardiac tissue in vitro requires synergistic actions between the seeded cells, the tissue culture condition, and the biochemical and biophysical environment provided by the biomaterials-based scaffolds.
In a statement, the group said it had "decided to permanently revoke the permissions" of the listed aid agencies to operate inside Somalia, accusing them of being "subversive groups" and "persistently galvanising the local population against the full establishment of the Islamic sharia system".
Returning to the rear, the regiment only had twenty-four officers and 338 other ranks, almost 200 men short of full establishment.
Possibly, he recognized in his ministry the signs of its imminence, but he nevertheless looked to the future for its arrival "with power". He may well have regarded his own death as the providential condition of its full establishment.
The company said it hoped to increase output over the next few weeks "in parallel with the full re-establishment of the supply chain".
Full re-establishment of nucleosome protection back to the level prior to DSB induction is achieved when the cell cycle resumes following repair.
The president's economic team is stuffed full of establishment figures who implement policy in co-operation with a Republican-appointed chairman of the Federal Reserve.
