Sentence examples for historically set up from inspiring English sources
May your Government sponsors also remember that you have historically set up little British outposts all over the world.
Few enforcement measures ever have such teeth, due the jurisdictional limits under which law enforcement were historically set up, but the global effort in anti-corruption and anti-money laundering is a new exception.
PDMPs were historically set up as law enforcement tools to monitor drug diversion and fraud but have evolved over the years to also serve as a clinical decision making tool to ensure the appropriateness of medication therapy as well as identifying individuals who may need further assessment or treatment.
He has questioned Qantas' plans to transform its Jetstar subsidiary into a long-haul carrier: "Historically, setting up a long-haul, low-cost carrier does not work," Branson said in media reports; Sir Richard was in Sydney to celebrate Virgin Blue's fifth anniversary this weekend.
Historically, it also set up security in foreign ports, as it did during the Persian Gulf war.
Historically, for funds set up in the United States as partnerships, tax rules once required a 1percentnt investment by the general partner in order to receive partnership tax treatment.
As Jody Sheff, executive producer for the series, described the concept, "Basically we just set up a historically accurate situation and let it rip".
Instead, criticism, art history and institutions are set up to canonize (historically male) individual artists.
"Historically, Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups have set up or exploited some charities," Stuart Levey, the Treasury Department's Under-Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, told the Senate Finance Committee earlier this month.
The Singapore preschool sector comprises child care centers and kindergartens, which are the two main forms of PSE providers for children below the age of 7. Historically, child care centers and kindergartens were set up to meet different policy objectives.
Merle would like to see it set up in three parts: old, historically significant performers; new talent; and the top current acts.
