Sentence examples for marks the establishment from inspiring English sources
June 20 2013 August 4 4 2013 The twenty-six-thousand-year-old clay document, inscribed in Babylon, marks the establishment of Persian rule in 539 B.C. by Cyrus the Great.
The emergence of keywords such as "emergency management" and "disaster prevention and mitigation" marks the establishment of a systematic disaster management system.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.gde.2013.06.003 The formation of epiblast cells within the inner cell mass (ICM) of pre-implantation mammalian embryos marks the establishment of pluripotency [ 1].
See articleMed repPresident Nicolas Sarkozy staged a huge summit in Paris to mark the establishment of a new Union for the Mediterranean.
City officials, who provided the bank with a subsidy package, had hoped the new tower would mark the establishment of a new office district.
If the European presence created a veritable watershed in Indonesian history, it is to be discerned about 1870 (as opposed to 1511, which marked the establishment of a European base in the archipelago).
Nor has anyone attempted to deny that Verdi himself was, at times at least, a decided patriot, passionately in support of the 1848 revolutions; in the wake of 1848 he even wrote an overtly patriotic opera that marked the establishment of the Roman republic of 1849 (this was La battaglia di Legnano).
It will also mark the establishment's de facto validation of the fusion aesthetic, he said, because few, if any, of the 118 other award recipients since 1982 have been as strongly identified with fusion and its challenge to mainstream jazz conventions as he has.
The 18th century marked the establishment of most of the great Arabian studs of Europe, dedicated to preserving "pure" Arabian bloodstock.
In kindergarten, when they taught me how to spell m-o-t-h-e-r it marked the establishment of half my lexicon.
In 799, the founder of the Aghlabid dynasty, Ibrahim ibn al-Aghlab, secured recognition of his position as autonomous emir of Ifriqiya by the Abbasid caliph, Harun al-Rashid, thereby marking the establishment of a practically independent state centred on modern Tunisia.
