Sentence examples for the originally established from inspiring English sources

As for the academic achievement, all participants complied with the originally established evaluation criteria.

The originally established six CC cell lines, HuCCT1 and MKN45 were maintained in RPMI with 10% bovine serum.

Currently less than half the originally established 34 regions have a REHC and many of these staff now only work part-time with a small proportion and insufficient time allocated to eye care.

In the former Belgian Congo (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), originally established as the Congo Free State by King Leopold II in 1885, currency was based on silver francs and copper centimes.

In the same year, he became director of the first public library, the National Library, originally established with the forty thousand volumes left by the Jesuits after their expulsion from Ecuador.

The castle was now principally a prison and a court, still operating under the authority of the constable and the Forest Law originally established in 1217.

The Bodleian Library (originally established in the 14th century) at Oxford University and Harvard University Library (1638) at Cambridge, Mass., are superior to many national libraries in size and quality.

In the Brexit case, the European Union, originally established to prevent another European war like World War I and II, has shown itself ineffective in managing the recent Eurozone debt and refugee crises, while encumbering member states with sometimes silly regulations.

With such regulations, the state also hijacked the system originally established by non-state initiatives like faith-based NGOs.

United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), formerly (1972 92) Office of the United Nations Disaster Relief Coordinator and (1992 98) United Nations Department of Humanitarian Affairs, agency of the United Nations UN Secretariatat originally established in 1972 to coordinate international relief activities to countries struck by natural or other disasters.

Its fund-raising is conducted by the Boston Latin Association, originally established in 1844 to raise money for the school library.