establishes

A point of seeming difference between them establishes their identity.

It establishes an end toward which all effort of teacher and student must bend.

By means which seem to destroy His Church, He establishes it.

It is this union of the will which establishes in perfect peace.

It establishes that A has not promised to act in the case which has happened.

Thus he works up and establishes his position in the school.

This fact, at once, establishes that they are inclined to war.

It establishes freedom of inquiry and liberty of mind in Europe.

Where is his past, all that constitutes, all that establishes the moral man?

This, we must admit, establishes a distinction—not without a difference.