Sentence examples for with its establishment from inspiring English sources

If the Independent is agitprop, the Times has to cope with its establishment legacy.

In 1948, concurrent with its establishment of the Organization of American States OASS), the Ninth Pan-American Conference adopted the American Declaration on the Rights and Duties of Man, which, unlike the Universal Declaration of the UN adopted seven months later, set out the duties as well as the rights of individual citizens.

To coincide with its establishment, the UKSA has also released a strategy document for the period up to 2015 and it is inviting comments.

Both systems broke up after periods of relative longevity – the former lasted for about 100 years starting with its establishment after the defeat over Napoleon and its demise as a result of World War I, and the latter came into being in 1947 with the empowerment of the Truman doctrine and the succeeding foundation of the NATO and lasted until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

And, with its establishment of the New Sincerity as a permanent pop culture ethic, Indie rock's influence reaches beyond the music world.

Although Bradburn believed that Liberty was created illegally, as the town was too close to the coast, he made no attempt to interfere with its establishment.

But Mr Romney is a more polished act nowadays, and Massachusetts is far more annoyed with its political establishment.

Together with its sister establishment, the Halliwick, Friern was – depending which way you looked at it – a therapeutic community, or a gulag into which the non-functioning and the indigent inhabitants of the city could be dumped.

England, with its legal establishment and highly trained public relations firms, affords some legal predictability.

The park has had several names through the years, starting with its 1922 establishment as "Cherry Springs Scenic Drive" and the associated "Cherry Springs 'Class B' public campground".

And there were many challenges and difficulties that one would have to deal with according to its establishment and according to its special ideological programme, and one must deal with each one of them on an individual basis.