Sentence examples for problems established from inspiring English sources
He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1974 and the Lenin Peace Prize in 1977; also in that year he was appointed president of the International Commission for the Study of Communication Problems, established by UNESCO.
Unlike Vespasian, who also owed his power to the army but who knew how to keep it in its proper place, Septimius Severus, aware of the urgency of external problems, established a sort of military monarchy.
And even with all the industry's problems, established favorites can still count on strong demand for their recorded product.
Recent studies on the manifestation of developmental reading problems established an interesting behavioral similarity to a form of acquired dyslexia referred to as letter-by-letter (LBL) reading.
Problem cannabis use might be a later manifestation of a pattern of conduct problems established in early childhood, although it is also associated with disadvantage and maternal substance use, irrespective of whether or not these precede overt conduct problems.
Likewise, there will be problems establishing ties between Serbia and Kosovo under any circumstances.
It's not hard to see why directors of Tate Modern have problems establishing themselves – as, incidentally, do directors of Tate Britain.
Our mission is to work within a community to determine health-related problems, establish ways to educate the public and screen for diseases.
Q. Did you have any problems establishing the museum? A. After the strike, no one would talk about it for many years.
The firm's 2000 master plan for Abuja, Nigeria, for example, used Speer's human-scale approach to solve the rapidly growing city's congestion problems, establishing satellite downtown areas with their own markets and hospitals.
Jeff Reeves, head of global operations for CCF, which estimates it will have 300 million jatropha shrubs planted on 120,000 acres worldwide by the end of 2010, admitted that there had been problems establishing the crop.
