Sentence examples for incorporated started from inspiring English sources

The group became more organized last spring when it incorporated, started its website and, in May, hired a former NATO political officer, Brian Sayers, to act as its director of government relations here in Washington after finding him through an online employment agency.

The group became more organized last spring when it formally incorporated, started its Web site and, in May, hired a former NATO political officer, Brian Sayers, as its director of government relations in Washington after finding him through an online employment agency.

When Kabila visited U.S. President George W. Bush in Washington D.C., he also asked the U.S. Government to train a battalion, and as a result, a private contractor, Protection Strategies Incorporated, started training a FARDC battalion at Camp Base, Kisangani, in February 2010.

So the couple, who do business as TBD Design Studio ("We're not married but we are incorporated," Mr. Weiselberg said), started in on their own with no mandate, quietly preparing a design while, on a second front, they worked to open the elder Weiselbergs' minds to the inevitability of an intrafamilial collaboration.

It was first incorporated in 1968 and started to admit students in 1971.

Run-in phases were incorporated because patients starting treatment with gabapentin and pregabalin required an initial titration to the therapeutic dose.

It is noted that amounts of incorporated Cl− before starting the transport experiments were not significantly different in these Tet-on and Tet-off cells (not shown).

Incorporated in 1895, the town started skidding so quickly at the start of the 1970's that it remains virtually untouched.

This incorporated the start-up and operational costs of the intervention delivery, both monetary and nonmonetary inputs.

Other schools have started philosophy clubs or incorporated ethics discussions into activities like Model Congress.

While taking dance classes in high school, he started making hybrid pieces that incorporated words into movement, at a time when performance art had not yet taken a name.