Sentence examples for to even establish from inspiring English sources

New York's program is known as Child Health Plus, and the state receives 65percentt reimbursement from Washington; most states have yet to even establish a plan.

It took more than a week to even establish the terms of reference for the inquiry, and those do not include looking at the role of ministers.

Paulo Henrique Ganso scored his first goal for São Paulo in their 2-1 win over Atlético Sorocaba but has a real fight on his hands to even establish himself in Ney Franco's first XI.

Stolar last month had a motion requesting access to Bovell's NYPD personnel file rejected by Judge Ronald A Zweibel, who said the attorney had "failed to even establish that 'prior misconduct' of any sort has been found, or documented, by the NYPD against Officer Bovell".

Although the Bryant-less Lakers are currently struggling to even establish themselves as a.500 team in the Western Conference, re-signing Bryant to such a large contract has made it clear that they will not be rebuilding any time soon.

Today A World at School released a 'scorecard' on MDG 2. It's a quick look at 29 of the countries with more than 500,000 children out of school (some with several million) yet to achieve MDG 2. The scorecard shows that with 10 months to the 2015 deadline (and nearly 15 years having passed) many countries have yet to even establish solid strategies to get all children in school.

But several new features might prove especially interesting to even established users.

It's vital for cultural institutions to engage with the local community But it's not just the east that needs to engage; even established institutions could do more to get involved with the people living around them.

Criminals have tried to get cash, loans, credit – even establish businesses – in Curtis' name, according to court records.

But those officials are rarely savvy enough to understand even established technologies, let alone cutting edge ones that walk a hazy line between legal and "extralegal," their administrators waving away ethical concerns.

This is harder to do when we can see that everything is subject to change, nothing is immune to disruption, and even established institutions are losing their value.