Sentence examples for held to establish from inspiring English sources

In Britain, inquests are held to establish the cause of unusual deaths and do not generally ascribe blame.

Any attempt by this Court to more specifically define the parameters of circumstances which may be held to establish a "special relationship" would create more confusion than clarity.

The Chilean director Pablo Larraín made No, about the 1988 plebiscite held to establish whether General Pinochet would remain in power, on the U-matic magnetic tape prevalent in the 1980s, giving the images a frazzled integrity.

The London card is mainly being held to establish a huge December show, which is scheduled to be headlined by Joshua vs long-time rival Dillian Whyte, who also features on the undercard.

The party's defence spokesman, Vernon Coaker, said a strategic defence review would be held to establish priorities and that he would press the Treasury for the funds to meet as many of them as possible, but he could not give an undertaking that he could achieve all of them.

Orongo: The village where the annual birdman competition was held to establish power.

"This follows our earlier request to forces to review material they hold to establish whether there are any conduct matters in respect of police officers which should be referred to the IPCC".

Survival after death he ultimately concluded to be unproved; but the existence of divinity he held to be established by the record of the religious experience, viewing it as a plurality of saving powers, "a more of the same quality" as oneself, with which, in a crisis, one's personality can make saving contact.

Chinese scientists have long held ambitions to establish a manned moon base and to send nuclear-powered rockets into space in future decades to colonize and exploit space.

The Court held that, to establish a domestic transaction in securities not listed on a U.S. exchange, plaintiffs must allege facts plausibly showing either that irrevocable liability was incurred or that title was transferred within the United States.

g. at 216-17 (1995) (emphases added); cf. id. at 217 ("The weight to be accorded a specific survey depends on the facts and circumstances of each case. The fact that a particular percentage is held sufficient to establish infringement in one case thus does not necessarily indicate that it is sufficient to establish infringement in other cases".).