Sentence examples for that will be established from inspiring English sources

"It's far more important what's been decided today than any amount that will be established in the future," she said.

Most of Mrs. Clark's assets will go into a foundation that will be established to promote the arts.

The court that will be established -- with or without the United States -- must be flexible enough to allow alternative forms of justice.

Apparently referring to a Palestinian state, he said only that at some point "there will be some sort of entity that will be established".

The most anticipated of all, and most controversial, is the yet-to-be-launched fact-checking unit that will be established at the ABC.

"There is a political and ideological struggle under way between democracy and the Islamic state that will be established later," he said.

As I have mentioned, many of the gains to the regions that KPMG calculates are based on the reasonable notion that companies will be established in places where transport links are better.

There are various beliefs within the movement as to how this new age will come about, but most emphasise the idea that it will be established through human agency; others assert that it will be established with the aid of non-human forces such as spirits or extraterrastrials.

"The faster that sovereignty is vested in the Iraqis, the faster that security will be established in the country," he said.

But the resolution states clearly that it will be established for one year "on an exceptional basis and without creating a precedent or any prejudice to the agreed principles of peacekeeping".

The level of damages in that case will be established at a later hearing.