Sentence examples for branches set up from inspiring English sources

In the Soviet model, ethnology was withdrawn and the other three branches set up as independent disciplines, and the specialty of ethnology was generally integrated into the department of history.

Along with the pig's head, investigators found a pentagram, a bunch of tree branches set up to resemble a human, and a malediction letter.

Today they move on to the organisation of a "bail-in" of Barclays branches, setting up schools, forests and libraries within the banks – an agitprop gesture to highlight the link between threatened services and the financiers that activists reckon could save them by paying their fair share.

Now De Jongh was able to persuade British officials to provide financial and logistical backing, and the Comet line got the support of MI9, the intelligence branch set up to bring home stranded servicemen from occupied territory.

In 1987, Mossack Fonseca established its first overseas branch, setting up shop in the British Virgin Islands.

Each of the seven terminal branches was set up as foreground separately, whereas all other branches were designated as background at that time.

Meanwhile, KinKids appeared to be growing, with reports of branches being set up, with MacGregor's blessing, in Grimsby, Doncaster and Middlesbrough.

After Banna launched the Muslim Brotherhood in 1928, branches were set up throughout the country - each running a mosque, a school and a sporting club - and its membership grew rapidly.

Hear how the the first WI branch was set up was inspired by the women's movement in Canada and the influence the branch had on the local community.

Contact other activists in your area, reach out to your local staff trade union branch and set up a meeting to plan an action.

In my local branch, we set up a library, offered plasters to customers (for the cuts), and even held a story-time with a reading of Mr Greedy.