Sentence examples for the regular establishment from inspiring English sources

Marshall came back to America a full wartime colonel and was promptly demoted, like almost everyone else, resuming his career in the Regular establishment as a major.

It is shown that major changes in the natural environment, including the intensification of arable farming and the regular establishment of straight field paths, occurred in the study area between c. 1770 and c. 1865.

On May 12, Allen sent the prisoners to Connecticut's Governor Jonathan Trumbull with a note saying "I make you a present of a Major, a Captain, and two Lieutenants of the regular Establishment of George the Third".

In one of the regular establishments for afternoon coffee and cake, a small radio was playing a musical program.

Washington wanted to serve on the expedition, but refused to do so as a provincial officer, since he would be outranked by even junior officers in the regular army establishment.

It then set up a regular establishment over a chemist's shop on Washington Street.

Member States shall ensure the establishment, regular review and use of diagnostic reference levels for radiodiagnostic examinations, having regard to the recommended European diagnostic reference levels where available, and where appropriate, for interventional radiology procedures and the availability of guidance for this purpose.

The period saw the establishment of a regular system of legal education.

Age at regularization of cycles was computed according to the time between menarche and the establishment of regular periods (immediately after menarche, after 1, 2, 3, 5, or 10 years, after FFTP or never regular).

They can be obtained, for instance, through measurement of the time from request to reporting, the number of discrepancies/errors meetings within a department (and, possibly, by the number of discrepancies/errors found) and the establishment and regular use of disease-specific structured reports that document information of unique importance for each condition.

Radionuclide monitoring in the marine environment is a matter of prime concern for Kuwait, and an assessment of the potential impact of radionuclides requires the establishment and regular updating of baseline levels of artificial and natural radionuclides in various environmental compartments.