Sentence examples for which is being established from inspiring English sources

There has been huge criticism of care.data, which is being established to aid medical research and monitor NHS performance more closely.

Old Bonners will have nothing to do with the new Bonn, which is being established at the eastern edge of the town, on the left bank of the Rhine.

This study was performed to support the development of a respective international standard, which is being established by the International Organization for Standardization ISOO).

It is hoped some support will come from a new network of health and wellbeing boards, which are being established at local council level as part of the reforms and will be required to work closely with CCGs.

The Maoists' departure from government is likely to encourage violent groups, more of which are being established by the day.Delaying the election also gives King Gyanendra a breather hardly the Maoists' intention.

Given the complexity of end of life care service provision and the potential confounders in a non-randomised study, further research, especially into Coordination Centres which are being established across the country, would be useful, ideally using a mixed methods design testing the CMO configurations identified in this study.

This is the context in which the new press regulation system is being established.

Our cultural mores are disintegrating, and vicious circles are being established which will be hard to break.

Mobile phones, texting, facebook, and Twitter are just a few of the ways in which relationships are being redefined, established, and maintained by technology.

For Apple, which is has been establishing partnerships with key enterprise brands for the last several years, today's news is a another big step toward solidifying its enterprise strategy by involving the largest enterprise SaaS vendor in the world.

R. M. Hare used his parable of a lunatic to introduce the concept of "bliks" – unfalsifiable beliefs according to which a worldview is established – which are not necessarily meaningless.