Sentence examples for been set up which from inspiring English sources

The offices were bare and dusty, but in one room several new Apple computers had been set up, which were to help produce the Party newspaper.

In Britain, an online petition has been set up, which at the time of this writing had gathered more than a million eight hundred and thirty-five thousignaturestures; any figure over a hundred thousand automatically triggers a debate in Parliament.

But Bob Jones, Labour PCC for West Midlands, said although cross-party policing and crime boards have been set up, which advise PCCs and debate all decisions in public, the new system is less transparent and in fact, he advocates scrapping the PCC system altogether.

A scheme has been set up which aims to bring uninhabitable properties back into use in Cornwall.

A unified nomenclature for Arabidopsis ABA transporter has recently been set up, which have provided much-needed clarity and a framework for future research (Verrier et al., 2008).

Therefore, a number of standardizations for HSR have been set up, which are known as European Train Control System (ETCS) or International Union of Railway (UIC).

A one-party system was set up, which turned into a totalitarian regime under the name of socialism.

Another measure imposes checks on firms that shut within a year of being set up, which are considered likely vehicles for fraud.

And this time her friend kept her blissfully unaware that she was being set up, which she wasn't too keen on to begin with.

A unit with initial funding of £10m is being set up, which will also bring together specialists from the Serious Fraud Office and the Financial Conduct Authority.

An investigative commission was set up, which found that in 1839 Abner Doubleday invented the game in Cooperstown, a village in upstate New York 200 miles (322km) from Manhattan.