Sentence examples for website established from inspiring English sources

Look no further than 'Your Story,' a website established by House Republicans to collect tales of the gnarliest healthcare.gov disasters.

A website established by local DC government advises on street closures and getting around during the chaos of inauguration weekend.

He has been held since mid-2012, and his Free Saudi Liberals website, established to encourage debate on religious and political matters in Saudi Arabia, is closed.

What began as the weekly bulletin Lenny Letter, has as a website established a track record of attracting significant voices in literature and public debate.

Calatrava has charged some €100m (£81m) to the Valencia government, according to the website, established by the leftwing Esquerra Unida party.

The website, established in 2000 to present the government's perspective on Tibet, accused the Dalai Lama of instigating the self-immolations and advocating Nazi racial segregation ideas.

The watchdog has rejected these ideas, which include setting up a comparison website, establishing new account opening standards, and making it easier to compare accounts.

The Accessibility Steering Committee may require that an owner of any existing website establish a plan for ensuring accessibility.

From an Inc article by Peter Roesler from September 2014, 5 Benefits of Social Media Business Owners Need to Understand, "A website establishes that a brand exists, but a social media page establishes that the brand is active". No one wants to sit through a dull story.

Yet it is clear that numerous Russians, most of them war veterans, Cossacks or ultranationalists, have signed up to fight in Ukraine in recent weeks, either with recruiters or through one of several websites established expressly for enrolling them.

One of the consequences of politics in 2016 was the rise of "budget Infowars" websites: established organisations like Breitbart, but also the huge number of "fake news" sites largely pushing similar lines as Infowars (think: "Hillary Clinton has satanist dinners").