Similar words: establish, establishment, establishment of, published, unpublished, detestable, publish, publisher. Meaning: [ɪ'stæblɪʃt] 
adj. 1. brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established 2. securely established 3. settled securely and unconditionally 4. shown to be valid beyond a reasonable doubt 5. conforming with accepted standards 6. introduced from another region and persisting without cultivation.
adj. 1. brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established 2. securely established 3. settled securely and unconditionally 4. shown to be valid beyond a reasonable doubt 5. conforming with accepted standards 6. introduced from another region and persisting without cultivation. 
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91. Having suffered grievously from biological weapons attacks in the past, China supports work that helps comprehensively to strengthen the effectiveness of the convention. It has actively participated in the work of drawing up a Protocol of the Ad Hoc Group of States Parties to the BWC established in 1994, and has made contributions to the progress of the negotiations on the Protocol.
92. It has long been established that many human serious diseases are carried by insects.
93. This unit is now an established part of the course.
94. In all relationships a few ground rules have to be established.
95. Canada and Britain have established diplomatic relations with North Korea.
96. The government have set up/established a commission to investigate the problem of inner city violence.
97. She set/established a new European record in the high jump.
98. Her galumphing entry into the music business has annoyed many of the established stars.
99. Once she became a prosecutor, she quickly established herself as a masterful trial lawyer.
100. The newcomers directly threaten the livelihood of the established workers.
101. After much legal disputation our right to resign was established.
102. Lewis established a new world record with a time of 9.86 seconds.
103. An international medical conference was established for the interchange of new ideas and approaches.
104. By the end of the war,[http://sentencedict.com/established.html] the prince had established total supremacy over all his rivals.
105. Democracy and the rule of law are yet to be firmly established in the country.
106. They have carried on their business operations by riding on the back of established firms.
107. Old established friends are notably absent, so it's a good opportunity to make new contacts.
108. Under its new conductor, the orchestra has established an international reputation.
109. The troops quickly established a beachhead and were preparing to advance.
110. The school has established a successful relationship with the local community.
111. People did not feel a strong antagonism for established policy.
112. When the college was established in 1546, it inherited a hall from each of three antecedent institutions.
113. After three months we were well established in/at our new house/new jobs.
114. In Britain, the Queen is the head of the established church.
115. Medical tests established that she was not their own child.
116. They preach the abolition of established systems but propose nothing to replace them.
117. We have established beyond all reasonable doubt that the painting was indeed by Rembrandt.
118. An aid programme was established to oil the wheels of economic reform in the region.
119. They have established that his injuries were caused by a fall.
120. The general manager established his relatives in the best jobs.
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