Sentence examples for were formally established from inspiring English sources

But before diplomatic ties were formally established Armenia went to war against Turkey's ally, Azerbaijan, over Nagorno-Karabakh, a mainly Armenian enclave in Azerbaijan.

She enters this week's United States Open at Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh as the first American atop the world rankings since they were formally established in 2006.

With eight tenure-track faculty joining the college this academic year, six of them in the sciences, HMC is benefiting from an influx of new talent not seen since the early 1990s, when biology and computer science majors were formally established.

The Tamil Tigers, known as the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), were formally established in 1976.

Fighter and Seaplane Squadrons were formally established as units that month, but remained under the control of the flying school and were "really little more than flights", according to the official history of the pre-war RAAF.

VACs were formally established in 2003 in Tanzania, in order to give local governments responsibility for reducing HIV prevalence [ 15, 16].

If a non-Jewish democracy is formally established, it is sure to be dysfunctional.

Since being formally established in 2003, the Northern Ireland Youth Conference Service has convened more than 6,500 such conferences.

Uzbekistan joined the group in 2001, when the SCO was formally established.

Nonballetic dance was formally established in 1915, when they founded the Denishawn school.

Chieu became the prophet of the new religion, which was formally established in 1926.