Sentence examples for capital setting up from inspiring English sources

Even amid the euphoria of victory, many Tripoli residents spoke resentfully of the rebels from other regions who virtually colonized parts of the capital, setting up checkpoints and spray-painting the names of their cities on the walls.

An estimated 15,000 activist farmers have descended on the capital, setting up camp outside the World Cup stadium, marching on the president's palace and clashing with police in a cloud of teargas.

Warren Hoge (NYT MONTENEGROO: YUGOSLAV PRESENCE The Yugoslav government opened an office in Podgorica, the Montenegrin capital, setting up a federal presence for the first time in years in the small independence-minded republic that along with Serbia makes up Yugoslavia.

A process that used to require significant time, energy and capital setting up a 501c3 to accept donations for direct expenses associated with life events, he is now empowered as an individual to raise money to fill the gap left by the life insurance debacle.

But early investors also included the Vulcan Capital, set up by Microsoft founder and philanthropist Paul Allen.

Mr. Ratsiraka and his ministers, who were driven from the capital, set up another capital in Toamasina, the country's biggest and most important port.

Mondo: Passion Capital set up a special £2m fund just to back this banking app which is now applying for a banking licence from the Bank of England.

Mr. Ratsiraka and his ministers, driven from the capital, set up another capital in the coastal province of Toamasina, home of the country's biggest and most important port.

Change Capital, set up by Luc Vandevelde a year before he was ousted from M&S in 2004, acquired the loss-making label known for its monochrome tailoring from the Prada fashion group.

The capital sets up Curve in preparation for a full launch early next year.

A special human rights court in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, set up in the aftermath of the violence, has acquitted 12 defendants, including the onetime military and police commanders of the former Portuguese colony.