Sentence examples for possible establishment from inspiring English sources

The president of the commission, Cardinal Sean O'Malley, said Saunders had been asked to advise on "the possible establishment of a victim survivor panel to work with the commission".

The agreements reached, which were accepted by Stalin, called for "interim governmental authorities broadly representative of all democratic elements in the population…and the earliest possible establishment through free elections of governments responsive to the will of the people".

The other notable feature is that the group is talking about acquisitions (flagging deals done year to date) and, whilst there is no further news on... the possible establishment of a joint venture in respect of the helicopter group, Avincis...inorganic growth could feature more highly going forward.

The main point of the meeting was to set the stage for an expected international conference in Geneva next month that is intended to facilitate negotiations between the Assad government and the Syrian opposition over the possible establishment of a transitional government.

The National Review's Rich Lowry writes that Mr Bush's move immediately hurts other possible establishment candidates, like Mr Christie, Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.

kyr BP, shifts in surface conditions off the Congo River mouth are observed, with possible establishment of seasonal coastal upwelling, and lower sea-surface temperatures.

The elimination of the Taliban regime made possible the establishment of a new administration, but at the price of empowering some corrupt and brutal figures.

"It is our expectation that the Annapolis process has laid groundwork which should make possible the establishment of a Palestinian state when the political circumstances permit," Ms. Rice said.

If that happened, he said to loud boos, "the government of Israel, under Likud leadership, will be prepared to do its part to make possible the establishment of an independent Palestinian state" with provisional borders.

The language carry-over makes possible the establishment of meaningful typologies, the evolution of international styles and conventions, and the development of criteria and traditions of taste by which typographers improve their work.

Portable devices that are capable of wireless communication have become extremely popular making possible the establishment of wide ubiquitous networks.