Sentence examples for systems established by from inspiring English sources

Although Pakistan did not exist as an independent sovereign state until 1947, its postal history extends to the official postal systems established by Muslim emperors.

Pacific and Indian basin storms are named according to systems established by regional committees under the auspices of the World Meteorological Organization.

Filipinos and West Indians did have talents that gave them a leg up in nursing; they spoke English and had been trained in American or British medicine through health systems established by their former colonizers.

For 113 years, this island was home to one of the country's harshest prison systems, established by French colonists in 1862 and later ruled by South Vietnamese and American forces until Saigon fell to the North Vietnamese in 1975, at which point the prisons were closed.

The European and U.S. income tax systems and the recommendations of advisers from those areas have strongly influenced the systems established by new and developing countries, especially former colonies, as well as systems such as Japan's that underwent major reform in the 20th century.

Docomo's i-mode kicked off the boom when it launched in early 1999 and was quickly followed by proprietary web systems established by competitors.

Under the system established by Roy, the Thomson family operates through two companies.

Preference is then given to Harvard affiliates according to a tier system established by the university.

An information distribution system established by the Association for the Multiclass Securities program.

The monetary system established by the IMF in 1944 underwent profound changes in the 1970s.

He disapproved of the Guantanamo Bay detention system established by the Bush administration.