Sentence examples for that establishes something from inspiring English sources

That establishes something but it's not obligating.

In the years before Europe adopted the euro, it was thought that establishing something between floating exchange rates and fixed ones — a "target zone" within which a currency would be allowed to float — might reap some of the advantages of each.

"When he establishes something that grants government power, I know that he's thought it through very carefully," Mr. Kyl said.

The money will fund a large clinical trial, to be held in Bakersfield, that will establish something cocci doctors have never had: treatment guidelines based on scientific evidence.

According to White, the challenge and opportunity for Target is to constantly provide their customers ("guests" in the Target lexicon) "more" and that requires establishing something new and unexpected in any events like the Imagine Dragons concert.

In 1996, John Y . Campbellof Harvard University and I wrote a research paper about these bonds, as well as an op-ed piece in The New York Times, in which we argued that they be established, something that finally took place in 1997.

"A trophy establishes something first of all," O'Neill said.

Bonus Event: Pope Gelasius establishes something called St. Valentine's Day, and it kinda stuck.

But in his email to Miller, Oakes admitted that while everything on Powerbase about him was true, he wanted it made clear that he had established something called the Behavioural Dynamics Working Group.

"He understood that if you establish something as a brand it's worth more".

And I'm pretty sure that we can establish something.