Sentence examples for those established in from inspiring English sources

These powers go beyond those established in the Identity Cards Act 2006.

The true predecessors of the modern observatory were those established in the Islamic world.

Members of the Ramgarhia caste, for example, identify their gurdwaras in this way (particularly those established in the United Kingdom), as do members of the Dalit caste.

The clashes reverberated across the country in seething Sunni communities, where protesters have set up encampments like those established in Tahrir Square during the Egyptian revolution.

The report declared that conditions in both are in violation not only of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's own guidelines but of those established, in 2012, by the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Protesters also voted to set-up self-defence squads – a fledgling militia that would mirror those established in pro-European Western Ukraine last week after Yanukovych's authority crumbled and locals ransacked police stations.

In 1991, the faculty of law established a graduate law program intended in part for those already established in careers.

A large proportion of these industries are export-oriented, notably those factories established in the three special economic zones.

It may not be time for an employed repairman to strike out on his own, but those already established in business are finding ways to keep afloat.

Those already established in the county have been making themselves more available by adding outlets, some aimed at specific subsets of fitness buffs.

Those were established in the 1960s and '70s by Tom Landry in terms of demeanor, coaching elegance and N.F.L. pedigree as a player.