Sentence examples for has established some from inspiring English sources

The country has established some strong political institutions.

The National Comprehensive Cancer Network has established some guidelines about when to switch to comfort care.

But Mr. Saidullayev has established some credibility with the Chechen people by forcefully criticizing Russian atrocities in the recent offensive.

Officials said they were relatively confident that even if General Musharraf lost power or was killed, Pakistan has established some fairly reliable nuclear safeguards.

The Greenland Bureau of Minerals and Petroleum has established some of the most stringent operating regulations anywhere globally, which mirror those applied in the Norwegian North Sea.

Nearly every state has established some alternative route to teacher certification, allowing those who do not have an undergraduate education degree to enter the profession.

"We have established some pretty stringent guidelines," she said, first trying to help "the people with changed circumstances".

Nearly a third of companies surveyed by the World Economic Forum in 2010 had established some sort of stress-reduction programme.

While a third of companies have established some form of engagement with suppliers on sustainability performance, just 14% have formal supply chain engagement programs in place.

Seeing as we seem to have established some sort of vaguely professional tone, let's roll with it: despite prematch rumours contrarywise, Graeme Smith is fit and will play.

Quite apart from anything else, since we define them both as art, it would have established some of the aesthetic, if not moral, distinctions between Bronzino and Prince.