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The foundation was established because of what Mr. Lyons termed a wake-up call earlier in 1982.

He said Operation Weeting was established because the police had been given fresh information by News International.

Ye announced that The Children's Educator was established because its founding members desperately wished to disseminate this message to the public.

They contend no cause of action against them was established because it was neither alleged nor proved that appellants had served a notice of claim upon them as required by the provisions of Section 1981 of the Government Code.

I find it interesting and a little problematic because I think people have forgotten the history of why the Fed was established in the first place: It was established because of the financial crises in the early 1900s.

The editing style of the Bond movies was established because, "if we kept the thing moving fast enough, people won't see the plot holes," what editors call "chets", or cheated editing tricks.

Subsection (d) is substituted for "which are hereby authorized to be established" because of the restatement.

Empirically, this hypothesis has not been established because findings based on quantitative methods are rare.

Best practice for the management of ITP has not yet been established because data from comparative studies are lacking.

"There are no gay rights in this country that were established because politicians decided to do it.

On what he wants from Peru's incoming government, with Pedro Pablo Kuczynski as president: "That authority is established because here in Madre de Dios there isn't any.