Sentence examples for was permanently established from inspiring English sources

The capital was permanently established at Charleston in 1885.

The struggle was long and complicated, but, when William and Mary became the English monarchs in 1689, Presbyterianism was permanently established in Scotland by constitutional act.

By the time of Murad's death in 1451, the Danube frontier was secure, and it appeared that the Ottoman Empire was permanently established in Europe.

Pipil warriors forced the Spanish settlers to withdraw, however, and the community would be resettled several times before it was permanently established in 1528.

January 17, 1834 in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany, d. 1914, began professional life as a physician, but by 1863 he was permanently established as a zoologist at Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg.

While the council was permanently established in 1613, it failed to gain any influence until 1651 due to the Thirty Years' War.

Wagner's place in the pantheon of great composers is permanently established.

In 1990, the Institute became the first program of its type to be permanently established as a function of a university.

From the 15th to the 19th century, inquisitions were permanently established, bureaucratically organized, appointed, and supervised tribunals of clergy (and occasionally laymen).

In the north, where garrisons were permanently established, quite large trading settlements grew up in their vicinity, and at least some of these would rank as towns.

This indicates that although the effects of GF rearing on the latter behaviour are permanently established in the pre-weaning period, the development of social avoidance in GF mice is more amenable to microbial-based interventions in later life.