Sentence examples for department setting out from inspiring English sources

At the apex of this structure would be a national growth council responsible for a growth strategy, leading to further sub-growth strategies department by department, setting out how each Whitehall department will hold dialogues with its relevant industrial sectors.

Greenfield wrote to the department setting out the case for her own lab space.

And Goldman's research department set out to do just that.

The head of a secret White House department sets out to destroy an international crime boss.

Seyedsayamdost's team in the chemistry department set out to mimic natural competition.

So to prevent the frightening but very real possibility of even nastier traffic snarls, the department set out three years ago to come up with a plan for managing the inevitable congestion.

Wolf points to a letter in which the department set out its decision, explaining that it was keen to get the ball rolling immediately and wanted to use NSN because – in her words – "ours was the only organisation in the country that specialises in the sort of support and liaison work that we do".

The Communities and Local Government department set out four scenarios for the future of the service.

That year, the department set out to improve the new highway.

Jacobs is a professor at the Princeton University Neuroscience Institute, and in 1976 he and a team from the university's psychology department set out to study how LSD affected felines.

After the entertainment divisions of broadcasters turned pop karaoke into such a lucrative form – through shows such as The X Factor, Pop Idol and American Idol – drama departments set out to attract the same fanbase, further impelled by promotional and commercial opportunities from tie-in compilations.