Sentence examples for be created to set from inspiring English sources

Several authorities proposed that a standing federal commission be created to set uniform standards for voting practices and to monitor results.

An independent scientific committee should be created to set national standards on the level of sound emitted by windfarms, the final report of a Senate inquiry into turbines has recommended.

Mr. Durst, whose firm owns land at 43rd Street and Ninth Avenue, thinks a nonpartisan authority should be created to set development guidelines, orchestrate transit improvements and streamline approvals, all of which might cut through the morass of city and state agencies that control much of the land.

A committee in the European Parliament, for example, could be created to set a maximum budget deficit that would prevent debt from ballooning.

The game was created to set the tills ringing in time for Mexico '86.

It was created to set aside lands in perpetuity for their inherent natural and scenic value, to preserve them for public use and to protect them from private development.

In the United States, a new government organization, the Home Security Advanced Research Projects Agency, is created to set the national agenda for technology research, shifting the emphasis from ubiquitous computing and biotechnology to focus on the security economy.

The Michigan lab was created to set standards and test vehicles after the 1970 Clean Air Act was passed.

You see this frequently when you read about strategies for separating innovation from day-to-day work: when"innovation areas" get created; or innovation "initiatives" are commissioned; or strategies are created to set aside "time for innovation". And so on.

Designed by Luigi Segre Luigi Segre, a fan of American drag racing, the Ghia IXG was created to set drag-racing records with a diminutive 948cc Innocenti engine (the Austin-Healey Sprite engine).

New planes were created to set the scene for new storylines.