Sentence examples for establishing a unit from inspiring English sources

The Second Boer War catalysed a renewed interest in establishing a unit composed of Scottish Liverpudlians.

ECDC, according to its mission and under the guidance of its Management Board and Advisory Forum, has focused on developing an integrated surveillance system for the EU, setting up a system for rapid response to outbreaks and epidemics, establishing a unit for health communications and scientific advice (figure 1).

The first step was to establish a unit of measurement.

In response, officials established a unit designed to assist troops in every stage of the recovery process.

A few years ago, the F.B.I. established a unit specializing in cell records, called C.A.S.T. (Cellular Analysis and Surveillance Team), with the mission of analyzing cell-location evidence.

"It's an open war now," he said, adding that his group had established a unit ready to conduct suicidal attacks, as well as one composed of women.

After I.R.A. leaders learned that the British were cultivating double agents, they established a unit to identify "touts"—informers and other disloyal elements.

The government invited the United Nations to establish a unit of foreign prosecutors to fight the infiltration of Guatemala's institutions by corruption and organised crime.

After I.R.A. leaders learned that the British were cultivating double agents, they established a unit to identify "touts" — informers — and other disloyal elements.

Just a few weeks ago, Enda Kenny, the taoiseach, established a unit in Ireland's equivalent of the Cabinet Office to prepare for a possible exit of Britain from the EU.

"We have established a unit at Lord's to both educate players and officials and seek to protect the integrity of the sport and we hope that criminal proceedings will act as a strong and firm deterrent to complement this work".