Sentence examples for establishing some from inspiring English sources

He conceded that he "would like to do something" about establishing some ethical guidelines.

It asked the City Council to pass legislation establishing some kind of control.

Russia could do with establishing some kind of style before inviting the world to their party in 2018.

This included establishing some industry and commercial activities and setting up the first of its higher-education facilities.

The well-conceived program, divided into four segments, began by establishing some context in "Parisians at Home".

Some progress was made in establishing some formal structures within which engagement could take place, for example, the cross-government anti-Muslim hatred working group.

Establishing some operational ground rules and social protocols is the constructive way to get the most from open plan while avoiding the pitfalls.

Congress also seems intent on establishing some minimum insurance standards so people with coverage could not end up with large piles of unpaid medical bills anyway.

I think it will succeed in establishing some common ground, and I hope the bipartisan effort will generate at least a few constructive new ideas.

Military operations Nasser's nationalisation of the canal was followed by intensive diplomatic activity, ostensibly aimed at establishing some kind of international control of the strategically vital waterway.

He is not, however, in favour of Habitat III establishing some kind of multilateral anti-corruption taskforce: "No, no [bangs table again].