Sentence examples for create a track for from inspiring English sources

She plans to increase support for civil society organizations working in the field, create a track for students interested in careers in civilian protection, and provide a forum for experts to develop practical innovations.

It's strikingly compelling to see the robot driving on the wall, and to interact with it just by drawing for instance, to create a track for a racing game or walls for a maze-solving activity.

BBC One's This Is My Song is a television series which invites members of the public in to a recording studio to work with famous music producers and create a track for a very personal reason.

To create a track for displaying biological features mapped onto the genome, the user has to specify the data files to load (see the documentation at http://utgenome.org/toolkit/ for details).

In fact, some believe that Raisi's possible presidential run is intended to create a track record for him, showing that he can successfully rule a large country in time for the selection of the next supreme leader.

Then, create a track and enable it for recording.

Now Cablevision is expected to create a tracking stock for the cable service.

The New York Times Company has postponed its annual meeting, originally planned for April 27, to give shareholders more time to evaluate various proposals, including one to create a tracking stock for New York Times Digital, the company's Internet business division.

The measure would create a tracking system for rape kits and forbid law enforcement from destroying a kit without first processing and testing the kit or notifying the victim.

You would not guess from his description that Britain was about to create a tracking system for its citizens, unprecedented in the western world, which would allow officials, foreign governments and hackers to follow almost everything we do.

It's at one with her assertion in today's "Guardian" that "Britain is about to create a tracking system for its citizens, unprecedented in the western world, which would allow officials, foreign governments and hackers to follow almost everything we do", a fantasy just about as dark as it's possible to imagine, and completely untrue.