Sentence examples for it further established from inspiring English sources

It further established the Welsh Language Board "to promote and facilitate the use of the Welsh language" and set minimum standards for the use of Welsh by public bodies including councils; police, fire, and health authorities; and schools.

It further established baseline indicators of land use conflict risks in the area.

It further established that plot-level, household-specific factors, and market imperfection are important in influencing the likelihood of a household adopting inorganic fertilizer and improved maize varieties.

This car, like the 240Z and Supra before it, and the Miata after it, further established Japanese cars as fun and inexpensive, but also advanced Toyota's image as a young buyer's carmaker.

The paper by Fenstermacher, Rall, Patlak and Levin [ 6] is primarily about the application of the ventriculocisternal perfusion method and it further established that sucrose and inulin were good ECS molecules for studying diffusion in the ECS.

Interviewing other observers allows for reference points (As in, "I asked Dr. So-and-So about that incident and he remembers... ..... ) and it further establishes your authority and professionalism.

But the truth is that I have no single opinion about this collection — how could I? The book is a series of narratives that resist interpretation but not feeling — except that I am certain it further establishes Shaughnessy's particular genius, which is utterly poetic, but essayistic in scope, encompassing ideas about astronomy, illness, bodies, the family, "normalcy," home.

The agreement gives the Democratic governor, who made limiting property tax increases a cornerstone of his campaign, his biggest political victory since the Legislature approved an on-time and relatively austere budget in March, and it further establishes Mr. Cuomo's record of fiscal conservatism.

She says it further establishes that disgust is rooted in disease avoidance.

It further establishes a reference against which future pulses and multi-channel designs can be compared.

"This finding is interesting because it further establishes the antiquity of the human-parasite association at an earlier date than is currently known," says Charles Faulkner, a parasitologist from Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tennessee, who wasn't part of the study. .