Sentence examples for have established under from inspiring English sources

The inquiry they have established under Lord Justice Leveson is a minor scandal in itself.

That includes meeting international standards that member states have established under U.N. authority to see the job done.

"The Infant Cremation Commission, which we have established under the chair of Lord Bonomy, is a national response to that situation.

Considering a class of energy functionals depending on the norm of the gradient, we have established, under suitable boundary conditions, the existence of an infinite family of sphere-valued whirling solutions to the associated nonlinear Euler-Lagrange system in even dimensions.

Corresponding to consumers' surplus functions, as long as the consumer's willingness to pay is more than the cost of the purchase of products and the operation of organizations, we generally assume that there always exist organizations which can satisfy the cost constraints they have established under the condition of ignoring interest rates.

By Josephine Daskam Bacon The New Yorker, May 30 , 1931 P. 18Letter to Bishop Manning, a mild satire on the commercialized he has established under the Protestant Episcopal Church of America.

Mr. Fernandez's spokesman, James S. Vlasto, said yesterday's action reflected Mr. Fernandez's policy of accountability and the importance of the monitoring office he has established under his reorganization plan.

The commission was enjoined from enforcing the rates it had established under the act, and the attorney general was enjoined from instituting suits to recover penalties for failing to conform to the rates fixed by the commission under such act.

Air pollutant means any airborne agent or combination of agents for which the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) has established, under section 109 of the Clean Air Act, national primary or secondary ambient air quality standards.

The referendum in question here is the one on electoral reform, which the government intends to put to the people some time after it has received the report of the commission it has established under Lord Jenkins of Hillhead.

A postoperative hematoma had established under the dorsal wound, and the posterior splint was discontinued and was replaced with a sling.