Sentence examples for rush to establish from inspiring English sources

Their rush to establish residency here is one of the major issues in the Republican primary.

Mr. Richardson said the department was "on a rush to establish an environmental and energy self-sufficiency legacy".

Analysts said the rush to establish the young Mr. Kim's leadership, while the nation was grieving over his father's death, was a signal of his vulnerability.

As other lodging companies rush to establish their highest-level brands in cities and resort areas the world over, scores of luxury hotels now claim six-star status.

But the legacy of this rush to establish a new "tough" law may be more serious; a law with a fault line running right through it.

The university that now balks at having a department of religious studies would probably rush to establish a department of postsecular studies.

Not long ago states were rushing to establish themselves as models for health-care coverage.

Now, Mr. Chang is rushing to establish a liaison office for Taiwan Semiconductor in Shanghai.

In the disaster's first minutes, Dr. Hirsch and six aides rushed to establish an on-site temporary morgue.

In 2001, Congress rushed to establish a multimillion-dollar compensation fund for the families of victims of the Sept. 11 attacks, which supposedly could not be anticipated.

But North Korea has recently emerged as one of the most diplomatically active countries, as it has rushed to establish ties with a wide range of countries.