Sentence examples for term established from inspiring English sources

China and Russia had argued that the term established a pretext for sanctions, which they both oppose.

The term "established Federal standard" means any operative occupational safety and health standard established by any agency of the United States and presently in effect, or contained in any Act of Congress in force on December 29 , 1970

Those who made their living on Mondays were called rabbits, a term established pros used to describe nonexempt players who had only this desperate route to qualify for a spot and consequently hopped from event to event, week after week.

The "Second Shift" -- a term established by sociologist Arlie Hochschild in 1989, which refers to the disproportionate amount of unpaid domestic labor women do in addition to their paid jobs -- has apparently been around since Goldman's time.

The secondary goal of the study reveals an excellent clinical outcome which might be influenced by the younger age of the population and is equal to clinical results of long term established conventional implants.

However, since CD20 is highly expressed on B cells but not on stem cells or mature plasma cells, B cell regeneration from precursors is not directly compromised by rituximab and in the short term established humoral immunity is preserved; usually with stable levels of total IgG and established vaccination antibodies [ 14].

IL-6 tended to be lower in the long-term established RCC lines compared to the short-term established RCC lines.

The difficulty for Labor is the problem all long-term established governments face: how to renew in office.

To describe the types and prevalence of long-term, established pseudophakic dysphotopsia in a typical population more than a year after cataract extraction.

There are a couple of long-term established vegan restaurants here and in the last few years at least half-a-dozen new vegan places have opened – I think in total we've got about 12 now.

Convergence under the terms established by the Maastricht Treaty does not eliminate the asymmetries.