Sentence examples for where it was established from inspiring English sources

This book is a timely read, coinciding as it does with the moving of the renowned Exploratorium from the Palace of Fine Arts at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, where it was established in 1969, to its new and larger location at Pier 15 on the Embarcadero.

Although Manpower is based in Milwaukee, where it was established 60 years ago, it derives 67percentt of its revenue from Europe.

In 1954 the Berliner Ensemble moved to its own theatre, the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm, where it was established as an independent state theatre.

The group is fighting for the wider application of sharia law in Nigeria and has claimed responsibility for hundreds of attacks in north-eastern Borno state, where it was established.

But in France where printing was from the first a sponsored activity there were only two such centres: Lyon, from which significant printing largely disappeared after the Inquisition; and Paris, where it was established in about 1470 by the rector and librarian of the Sorbonne, who invited three German printers to occupy university-owned property and who later supervised all of their work.

The above Corollary 2.2 can be also found in [23] where it was established by using the generalized beta integral technique.

It should stop soft-pedalling the issue and order the banks to make refunds in appropriate cases where it is established that "illegal" charges have been made.

But where it is established "arrivals duty free is a huge business," says Martin Moodie of the Moodie Report, an industry newsletter.There is upheaval, too, among travel-retail specialists such as WDFG and Dufry.

In the present work, the underlying roots of this anomalous growth are studied, where it is established that the augmentation of the magnitude of the level set gradient is directly connected to the nature of the flow field; hence, it is not necessarily the result of some type of numerical error.

In contrast, where it is established that such a person knew or ought to have known that the hyperlink he posted provides access to a work illegally published, for example owing to the fact that he was notified thereof by the copyright holders, the provision of that link constitutes a 'communication to the public'.

It ruled a person should be granted asylum "where it is established that on return to his country of origin his homosexuality would expose him to a genuine risk of persecution".