One of his last acts was to set in train negotiations for its funding.
In each phase, but particularly after Vietnam, the impact of defeat has been to set in train a rebuilding of American military strength and, eventually, its confident and sometimes over-confident reassertion in a new situation.
His swansong before leaving office was to set in train "taper" and the most demanding test for forward guidance - which is whether markets will believe that rates will stay low once QE ends.
Even such a review cannot be enough to set in train that word of mouth which makes a book a necessary read, one which in Lee's case was buoyed by becoming something that can often be a turn-off: a set-book in schools.
But the covert agent with a long-term activist girlfriend was about to set in train a chain of events that would result in one of the most intriguing scandals in policing history.
Thus, a pulse of NGF is sufficient to set in train a series of events that sustain mechanical hyperalgesia, often for days (Fig. 1A and B).
This is a deeply strategic move, one designed to set in train the gradual transformation of the welfare state into an American-style safety net.
In mid-June, an article in The Hindu reported that "forecasters at the US government's Climate Prediction Center said on June 5 that time was running out for a significant El Niño to be set in train".
I briefly review the nature of evolutionary changes likely to be set in train by a biological invasion, with special emphasis on recent results from my own research group on the invasion of cane toads (Rhinella marina) through tropical Australia.
So far the government has let the protesters alone though there are credible reports that, on two occasions, plans were set in train to disperse the crowds.
Moves to compel teenagers to stay on in school or training until 18 have been set in train by the government, the Guardian has learned.
