Sentence examples for of its established from inspiring English sources

The International Committee of the Red Cross has access to Bagram every two weeks, but it is part of its established policy that it does not release details of its reports.

In 1904, faced with problems renegotiating the rental of its established home at The Memorial Ground in Canning Town, it was suggested the club take a look at the Green Street House and grounds in East Ham.

The virus was originally isolated from a dead whooper swan during a large die-off of waterfowl, and it was chosen for use in this study because of its established lethality in wild waterfowl, particularly wood ducks [23], [24], [25].

It has to win new friends, sometimes to the fury of its established supporters.

Is Torchwood scrapping most of its established mythology?

Still on the BBC: some of its established stations need a small refresh.

Seiyu is running the grocer more attentively than most of its established businesses.

AirAsia keeps its costs, and its fares on many routes, significantly below those of its established rivals by cutting out services.

If not, it could step into the bond markets as a buyer, sweeping up stock as part of its established quantitative easing programme.

I.B.M. has met the challenge of economic turmoil and new waves of technology more nimbly than most of its established rivals.

More likely is that GM, like many of its established big rivals, will go on struggling with the consequences of the industry's consolidation to date.