Sentence examples for were to be established from inspiring English sources
If truth were to be established, an open marketplace of opinions was indispensable.
If a firm of headhunters specialising in football were to be established (called, say, SCAM) then this might be achieved.
These were to be established epistemologically and grounded empirically in a cultural examination of individual social phenomena.
The Reconstruction Acts of 1867 divided the South into five military districts and outlined how new governments, based on manhood suffrage without regard to race, were to be established.
What if a refinery were to be established, and a few hundred people move into the area?
An average of five such courts were to be established in each district of the country.
A Federal Civil Rights Commission is to be established.
"Sustainable security" is to be established nationwide by the summer of 2009.
Bell must precede food if a conditioned reaction is to be established.
The Peter Jennings Institute for Journalists and the Constitution is to be established with part of a $6.4 million grant from the Annenberg Foundation.
The question of how and by whom new autocephalous churches are to be established is still a matter of debate in modern Eastern Orthodoxy.
