Sentence examples for could be setting up from inspiring English sources
In first calling on Trump to disclose the records voluntarily, Neal could be setting up a scenario in which Trump can disclose a limited amount of records and avoid having Congress comb through all of his tax returns.
'We could be setting up local, mini-FTACs,' Garratt says, with mental health staff working much more closely with police intelligence units, perhaps even listening to the messages that come through control rooms.
The announcement does not specifically say Microsoft has chosen I.B.M. instead of Intel for future Xbox development, and in theory, Microsoft could be setting up a competition between the suppliers.
"Woods could be setting up a season for the ages," announced ESPN, the country's biggest and most influential sports network, before going on to float the suggestion of him winning all four majors in one season, the so-called grand slam.
"If you e-mail five different listing brokers and establish business relationships with them, you could be setting up five different 'dual agency' situations," she said, explaining that a dual-agency situation occurs when a broker or agent represents both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction.
Peterson, when confronted with the notion that the police could be setting up Avery, goes on record as saying it would have been "easier to kill" him than frame him, then later refuses to accept the DNA evidence that overturned Avery's previous rape conviction by saying on the stand that he might still have committed the crime.
