Sentence examples for due to set up from inspiring English sources

It also meant that the police were not due to set up round the stadium until two hours before the game, 10am.

The Stratford Waterfront is set to be turned into a cultural area with the V&A, Sadler's Wells and more due to set up shop there.

Zabludowicz, who is due to set up her own gallery in London this autumn, selected the works from her collection together with Jerome Sans, the Baltic's director of programmes, and artist Mustafa Hulusi.

The act empowered police to order people away from land where a rave was due to set up, to seize vehicles and equipment, and to perform stop and searches.

A spokesman for Barnaby Joyce clarified on Friday that the large cost was due to setting up two new offices in the six-month period – a new electorate office at Tenterfield, costing $305,148, and a ministerial office at Armidale, costing $365,748.

A key benefit of small hydropower generation is that it can deliver local energy to remote communities which are unlikely to get connected to the main electricity grid due to set-up costs, says David Appleyard, a contributing editor for Renewable Energy World magazine.

However, the success of the Advanced Trauma Life Support course is difficult to reproduce in developing countries due to set-up costs, limitations of resources, and variations of practice.

Major factors affecting the output and which are considered in this thesis are; (1) time lost due to equipment failure (T bd), 2) time lost due to shortage of material (T inv), (3) time lost due to absenteeism (T ab), (4) time lost due to set-up (T setup), (5) Time lost due to rejection (T rej), (6) time lost due to material handling (T mh) and (7) time lost due to fatigue (T f).

However, with this comes the risk of geographical miss due to set-up uncertainties.

Three Actiheart devices were returned with no usable data Two of these cases were due to set-up error resulting in the device not recording.

Experiments are difficult to set up due to ethical considerations of sample retrieval from patients.