Sentence examples for year of establishing from inspiring English sources

After more than a year of establishing her own political identity in New York, with only five months to go in the Clinton presidency, she was once again doing her dutiful first lady act, performing a downbeat opening routine for her highly oratorical husband.

Within a year of establishing the program, healthcare utilization rates of Taiwan's uninsured population was at the level of the previously insured population and by 2003, coverage was more than 96% [ 1].

I felt as though, after 18 years of establishing a good foundation for my life in America, suddenly I might be in danger because I am Asian.

In the Fillmore, there has been much talk over the years of establishing a jazz district in honor of the jazz scene that emerged in the neighborhood from 1940 to 1950.

The couple purchased the house occupied by an alternative bookstore that was moving to smaller quarters, and spent liberally to fit it to its needs.The third is for Ms Hulton to pay herself a reasonable wage, which she has foregone, much like those involved in self-funding a technology startup company, during the years of establishing the store.

Within two years of establishing our team, we were able to improve student attendance, increase parent involvement and help our students change their test scores on standardized tests an average of two grade levels.

In Indonesia, for example, where commercial Cavendish production started in the 1990s, more than 8 million plants were destroyed annually by the disease within two years of establishing the industry.

Particularly helpful was a 1992 campaign that overturned years of established wisdom on caring for infants.

"The [UK] courts faced with it are able to draw upon 50 or 60 years of established jurisprudence [at Strasbourg].

On Sept. 10, Mr. Malone wrote to Lincoln P. Bloomfield Jr., the assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs, saying that the proposal would "undo over 50 years of established policy governing the transfer and import of these weapons".

In a joint letter sent to Congress on October 20th, they protested that Mr Becker's views are "well outside the mainstream and would disrupt years of established precedent and the delicate balance in current labour law".