Sentence examples for would be established on from inspiring English sources

At about the time he was debating stellar visibility, Clarke did make one prediction: by 2001, a colony 1,000-strong 1,000-strongablished on the moon.

Borders The Palestinian state would be established on 95percentt of the West Bank and in the entire Gaza Strip.

He restated his purported commitment to a two-state solution, having told voters earlier this year that no Palestinian state would be established on his watch.

Mr. Kim said the banks would unite under the Kookmin name, and a statement released by Housing and Commercial said the new group would be established on June 30 , 2001

What the president meant was that full border controls would be established on the land frontiers with its neighbours, with passports or ID cards instituted for travel from Schengen countries by road and rail.

The probability that a completely different site, StopSinclair.org, of equally network-obscure origins, would be established on the very same day and also successfully catch the attention of enough readers to collect 150,000 signatures on a petition to protest Sinclair's broadcast, rather than wallowing undetected in the mass of self-published angry commentary, is practically insignificant.

In the aftermath of the explosion, Mr Medvedev told Russian state television a commission of inquiry would be established "to conduct urgent on-the-spot investigations".

If a majority approves, a city commission would be established to report on the fiscal effects of secession.

The Paris-based body said a working group, made up of the FIA, the commercial rights holder and team representatives, would be established to work on having regulations approved by the end of June next year.

One of the main campaign promises made by the new chief minister, Akhilesh Yadav, was that a quota for schools and state jobs would be established for Muslims based on population.

Jenin Assistant Governor Abdullah Barakat said that committees would be established to follow up on what next to do, to respond to the survey results.