Sentence examples for means establish from inspiring English sources

This does not mean threaten your sibling but it means establish who is in charge.

If new rules are needed for the processing and detention of terror suspects, then by all means establish new rules.

Plotinus (204/5 270) and Baruch Spinoza (1632 77) reduce the number radically, but their views do not by any means establish themselves as definitive.

While certain studies using identical twins have indicated that genetics play a small role in metabolic rate, the findings by no means establish that metabolism is set in stone.

Legal reform means establishing confidence in the courts.

This conclusion, however, is by no means established fact.

This means establishing areas of undisturbed marine habitat – lots of them – and reducing pressure on fisheries.

Getting to "X is what we do" means establishing X as the norm.

At minimum, this means establishing hiring halls and evenly distributing them among various communities.

This means establishing ever higher standards of integrity and transparency within their own companies.

Correlating two separated outcrops means establishing that they share certain characteristics indicative of contemporary formation.