Sentence examples for general set up from inspiring English sources
The agreement was subsequently denied by the president, but in 2010 the secretary general set up his own independent Panel of Experts on Accountability in Sri Lanka.
The general set up for image error diffusion is shown in Figure 16.
The three possible regimes continue to be Husband Dictatorship, Split Might and Wife Dictatorship, as in the general set up described in the previous section.
To get the idea, first the general set up is discussed in Sect. 2. This is illustrated in Sect. 3 by an analysis of a simple example as discussed in [17], Section 2.4.1, using sum and identity combination functions.
"We follow the same general set up as the game where Willow the whale surfs up a rainbow to the fantastical land of the magical Rainbow Kingdom where he discovers he can fly," he says, discussing the show's concept.
We should be helping the Congo, and Africa in general, set up more stable and lasting governments so that they can deal with their issues and not have to let people suffer.
His book "The Delighted States" shoves its delirious way around and through four centuries of great novelists, tumbles them down one trapdoor and hauls them out of another; it provokes as much as evokes and, in general, sets up a dance whose music he partly finds in them and partly invents for them.
Blamey had been appointed Commander-in-Chief AMF in March following his promotion to general, setting up Land Headquarters to subsume the role of the Military Board, which was suspended on 30 July.
After a particularly shocking series of rapes by Nepalese blue-helmets in Congo in 2003, Kofi Annan, then UN secretary-general, set up a committee of inquiry.
WHEN Kofi Annan, the UN's secretary-general, set up a "high-level panel of eminent personalities" last November to assess the UN's role in dealing with new global threats, many yawned.
In March Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, set up an "advisory group on finance" made up of financiers and politicians from developed and developing countries to report on how this rather arbitrary target might be met.
