Sentence examples for the establishment of something from inspiring English sources

Yet even then, the band's success felt more like an anomaly than the establishment of something long-lasting.

It is not true that "Al Qaeda is not motivated by the establishment of something"; it seeks the establishment of Islamic law throughout the world, and the destruction of the West and its freedoms is its members' path toward that goal.

Does the violence mark, as President Bush says, the mortal struggle over the establishment of "something new: constitutional democracy at the heart of the Middle East?" Or is it a struggle that will only get worse until American troops pull out, as Representative John P. Murtha, the Pennsylvania Democrat and decorated Vietnam veteran, said in a tearful speech on the House floor last month?

There has been some movement on that already, with the establishment of something called the ROS (for Robot Operating System).

For 248 years, we've been unsuccessful in creating a critical mass of support for the establishment of something as essential to the fulfillment of our founding fathers' vision for this country as legitimizing peace as one of its core principles.

With the ruling, the 17 European Union countries that use the euro will be able to move ahead with the establishment of the European Stability Mechanism, something like a Continental version of the International Monetary Fund.

Allied to that he called for the establishment of an international criminal court - something which so far American has resisted.

Kaine, for his part, called simply for the "establishment of humanitarian zones" in parts of Syria — something that would also necessitate the deployment of additional military force, although he didn't mention it.

Resurrection came with the establishment of the Central Park Conservancy in 1980, which did something the city alone could not.

It also led to the establishment of local yeomanry forces to defend the country, something Coke opposed.

Small wonder that Oahu's voters passed a referendum in 2008 authorising the establishment of a railway system something a former mayor of Honolulu first mooted more than 40 years ago, and which has been proceeding with more fits than starts ever since.