Sentence examples for temporarily established from inspiring English sources

Abraham Lincoln, the great Republican president, had been assassinated and was succeeded by Andrew Johnson, his vice president, who is variously defined as a Democrat; as a member of the National Union Party, which Lincoln temporarily established in 1864; or as having no party affiliation.

Due to the social relationship difference between physically close neighbor users, the temporarily established links without the social relationship consideration may be invalid short connections, which may cause the low resource utilization.

Meanwhile, a restriction on moving poultry and their products within a 5-km radius around the infected flocks was enforced by DLD inspectors in collaboration with local police, and control checkpoints were temporarily established in these areas.

And that, in turn, temporarily establishes a Knicks advantage on the perimeter.

In a joint letter to José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, the two leaders called on the European Union to "examine the possibility of temporarily establishing internal border controls in the case of exceptional difficulties in handling common external borders, on the basis of conditions to be defined in the future".

The June summit should "examine the possibility of temporarily re-establishing internal frontier controls in case of exceptional difficulty in the management of the [EU's] common external frontiers".

It is necessary to "examine the possibility to temporarily re-establish controls within [Schengen] borders in the case of exceptional difficulties," the letter continues.

In the two separate cases in which village education was supported by the project, one community succeeded and the other failed (at least temporarily) in establishing and maintaining a village school as their indigenous (locally owned) project (see Table 1).

In some instances, these clinics were rolling clinics established temporarily at the villages.

Given that AT1 cells express a lower level of Hoxa genes and have the potential to differentiate into myelomonocytes and myeloneutrophils (S Fig. 1C), we concluded that Cdx4 gene may be temporarily required to establish and modulate Hox gene expression at specific stages of hematopoiesis, possibly during myeloid transformation [16], [35].

By Charles R. Mayes and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, October 25, 1952 P. 24 British Intelligence: Sign in a fenced-off reseeded section of Lincoln's Inn Fields, London: "This ground is temporarily closed for grass to become established after reinstatement".