Sentence examples for nationally created from inspiring English sources

T.A.P CAIR-Chicago's Traveler's Assistance Project, a first of its kind nationally, created to help travelers secure legal help in light of the #MuslimBan.

Recent applications for international patents show a significant increase in international exploitation of nationally created knowledge (Edler and Boekholt 2001).

In its analysis of the proposed merger of AT&T and T-Mobile, the FCC staff found that a "substantial increase in subscriber and spectrum concentration in most … individual markets and nationally" created a presumption of significant competitive harm.

"We are just at the precipice of trying to move out nationally and create a system that will have integrity and an infrastructure that will make this work".

Washington was among the first cities nationally to create an AIDS monitoring office after the virus first appeared in the United States more than 20 years ago.

His claim that it will transform the energy efficiency of our homes (which represent around 27% of emissions nationally) and create thousands of green jobs up and down the country is fizzling away.

If we do not commit nationally to creating a pipeline of creative coders who can read, write, and think with this language, we compromise the future of our youth and our nation.

Though the city has long worked to prevent tenants from losing their homes, the new program is one of the first efforts nationally to create a housing plan as a last resort for poor families who have exhausted all other options, according to city officials and housing advocates.

If we do not commit nationally to creating a pipeline of creative coders who can read, write and think creatively with this language, we compromise the future of our youth and our nation.

Down by double-digits against Clinton in the state, his challenge was to position himself to do the near impossible find a way to do what he says he'll inspire nationally by creating a 'political revolution,' but instead use the debate to create one in the Empire State.

Nationally, manufacturers have created recruitment centers that use touch screens and other interactive technology to promote the benefits of textile and apparel work.