Sentence examples for areas set up from inspiring English sources

Founder Agamemnon Otero plans to help other areas set up similar co-operatives through his not-for-profit organisation Repowering London.

— RAY RIVERA Mamaroneck, a Westchester town that has both affluent and working-class areas, set up a shelter in its high school gymnasium, and by 10 a.m.

The Police Department will be ready to relocate masses of paradegoers to decontamination or triage areas, set up with the Fire Department and the Emergency Medical Service in case large numbers are exposed or injured, the official said.

In 2009, according to the New York Times, Army recruiters hoping to attract enlistees from urban areas set up stations in a Philadelphia mall where kids could play video games and, if they so chose, talk to someone about what life in the armed forces would be like.

Just because a venue may have seating or lighting or food areas set up in a certain way doesn't mean they can't be changed.

During the following months, international efforts mainly concerned the largely unsuccessful United Nations Safe Areas set up in Bosnia and Herzegovina and trying to set up a more lasting ceasefire in Croatia.

He battered the rebels, eliminating their leaders, driving great roads ("Sharon boulevards") through demolished areas, setting up army bases in the hearts of the camps.

A bundle of policies such as, recruiting more students from rural areas, setting up special admission/curriculum programmes which allow early rural exposure, and leveraging financial incentives should be promoted.

They escorted a woman who was having a heart attack to a triage area set up outside.

The College Park Community newspaper, a small publication in the Orlando area, set up a GoFundMe page to help cover the Connell family's expenses.

Someone in the area set up a live video feed — nothing more than the image of a working scanner, flashing and scrolling.