Sentence examples for associate setting from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, commissioners are appointed by the President, while SeaWorld is owned by the powerful venture capital firm The Blackstone Group, whose CEO, Stephen Schwarzman, is a big Romney backer and Bain Capital business associate, setting up an unusual election-year showdown.

In effect, what Kristol said in 1995 was that he and his associates set out to deceive the American public.

Twenty Gibson, Dunn associates set to work reviewing stacks of memos and e-mails marked "Confidential* * and "Attorney Work Product".

So in 1989, just months before Hurricane Hugo came ashore on Charleston's barrier islands, Dana Beach and a few of his associates set out to found the South Carolina Coastal Conservation League.

Twenty Gibson, Dunn associates set to work reviewing stacks of memos and e-mails marked "Confidential" and "Attorney Work Product".

Ginsberg, the national counsel to the Bush campaign, and his associates set up seven teams of lawyers to address the sprawling controversies generated by the recount, and Cruz was the only lawyer who served on all seven.

Early in the evening one of his associates set the mood by pouring vodka for everyone onstage, and for plenty of people not onstage.

Continuing with \eqref{Eexample}, consider the following associated set \(E\) of equations.

Britten and his associates set up the English Opera Group; the librettist Eric Crozier and the designer John Piper joined Britten as artistic directors.

Pathway analysis of transcription data indicated the functionally associated set of genes most differentially regulated in the cardiac muscle were those of the mitochondrial ETC (Figure 2A).

Sets by Dana Kenn; costumes by Sam Fleming; lighting by Eric T. Haugen; sound by One Dream Sound; associate set designer, Ken Larson; producing associate, Kathleen Kelly; orchestrations and arrangements, Mr. Glaudini; general management, NJNG Productions, Nancy Nagel Gibbs, Lawrence Anderson/Greg Schaffert; associate producer, Douglas N. Wall.