Sentence examples for time of its establishment from inspiring English sources

At the time of its establishment it became the ninth university in the state and its inaugural vice-chancellor was C.D. Blake OAM who at the time was the principal of the Riverina College.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced at the time of its establishment that it "is committed to using cutting-edge technologies and scientific talent" to create a safer country.

Cohesion between sister chromatids must be maintained from the time of its establishment, coupled to DNA replication, until it is rapidly removed in early anaphase allowing the sister chromatids to disjoin and chromosomes to segregate to each daughter cell.

Bon is considered to be the first known religion in Tibet, although there is some argument as to the time of its establishment.

From the time of its establishment in 1974, Starrett City was an experiment in social planning, shaped by a policy of reserving between 65percentand70percentcent of the apartments for white tenants.

It was one of the first U.S. institutions to include female faculty members from the time of its establishment in 1847.

His report records the officers of the Mariam Appeal at the time of its formal establishment in 1999.

We developed a two-stage model of this process in which the primary stage represents the appearance and establishment of the mutant population as a stochastic process while the second stage represents the growth and dominance of the clone as a deterministic process, conditional on its time of establishment from stage one.

The achievement of the goals that were expressed at the time of the establishment of the company may put its operation on a new path; however, according to the interviewees, there has been little change at the publishing house at either the organisational or the individual level.

Its importance to China, especially at the time of the establishment of the People's Republic, was one of the main reasons that China entered the Korean War in 1950, when United Nations troops were advancing northward toward the Yalu.

By the time of the establishment of the British mandate in Iraq in 1920, Baghdad had electric light, a postal service and a street map.