Sentence examples for instance established from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah, for instance, established itself as a resistance movement of Shiite Muslims fighting the Israeli occupation.

Chile, for instance, established a new public-prosecution system beginning in 2003.

Google, for instance, established its European beachhead in Ireland in 2003 and has been reinvesting and expanding operations.

The Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, for instance, established a permanent, revolving position solely for outside curators, artists and scholars; the museum also built a warehouse annex that artists can freely dismantle to accommodate their work.

The Cristianis, for instance, established branches throughout Europe and in the United States; they, like many other circus families, gained their largest measure of fame outside their native country.

During the 19th century, the great size of many subscription libraries enabled them to wield much influence over publishers and authors: Mudie's Circulating Library, for instance, established in London in 1842, would account for the sale of as much as 75 percent of a popular novel's edition.

The military could, for instance, establish regional insurance panels that would take proposals from insurers based on price, claims-paying ability, suitability standards, complaint handling and solvency ratings.

The students may, for instance, establish a campaign encouraging consumers to use less detergent and to wash denim in cold water.

One of the proposals includes, for instance, establishing a mandatory entrepreneurship course for all federal undergraduate schools.

Tonight's agreement does not, for instance, establish exactly how much each agency can spend, only the overall totals for broad categories of spending.

It would, for instance, establish a new, quasi-governmental Research Policy Board that would advise the government on how to streamline regulations that affect federally funded researchers.