Sentence examples for are set to serve from inspiring English sources

It's no wonder that the TTIP negotiations are set to serve corporate interests rather than public needs.

And so, our social policies are set to serve the mythical perfect mother, leaving real, flawed, complicated families to fend for themselves and cobble together individual solutions to broad cultural and political problems.

The young old represent a staggering civic opportunity for this country – or, if the policy wonks have their way, they are set to serve as just an extra decade of wage-slavery.

A July 2008 article claimed that "Members of the most active West Bank terror organization are set to serve in security forces being deployed to protect Sen. Barack Obama during his trip to the West Bank".

To adjust to the new schedule, the winners of Tuesday's races and the incumbents who won reelection in March, including Garcetti, are set to serve 5½-year terms that end in 2022.

The Nolita brunch hot spot Public is set to serve its last meals in June.

Then the 12,000 men who had capitulated at Mainz could be set to serve against the rebels.

While Amsterdam is set to serve as the bank's EU hub, RBS will also service clients out of Dublin, Frankfurt, Madrid, Milan, Paris and Stockholm.

This week the talks broke down and the union was set to serve legal notice that at least three goldmining companies, AngloGold, Harmony and Gold Fields, face a strike.

The amended contract is set to serve as a model for the online IT market - it is unthinkable other suppliers would carry on using the offending terms.

He is set to serve a third five-year term after taking 69.41% of the vote, 50 percentage points ahead of his leading opponent, Agathon Rwasa.