Sentence examples for general to set from inspiring English sources
Similar concerns led the state attorney general to set down guidelines and protocols for such pursuits in 1985.
More than 300 NGOs have united under the acronym Gear (Gender Equality Architecture Reform) to push for governments and the UN secretary general to set up the new super-agency.
The measure would also require the state attorney general to set up a telephone line for people to anonymously report people suspected of being illegal immigrants and businesses that hire them, and to investigate any such reports.
It has established a template of robust not-knowing - one that operates as powerfully today, 20 years on, as we see in the fate of Professor David Southall, subject of a General Medical Council investigation that has led the attorney general to set in motion a review of criminal cases in which Southall gave expert evidence as a prosecution witness.
The House and the Senate on Thursday approved a less stringent version of the contentious plan, which would have required the state attorney general to set up a hot line for residents to anonymously report businesses suspected of hiring illegal immigrants.
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Ban Ki-moon became the first United Nations secretary general to set foot in this war-ravaged country in almost 20 years on Friday, and he promised to relocate the United Nations' political office for Somalia to Mogadishu next year, though other United Nations officials were skeptical.
See articleSri Lanka's government expressed concern about a decision by Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, to set up a panel to look into alleged human-rights abuses in the final months last year of Sri Lanka's civil war.A strong family brandThe first round of Poland's presidential election was won by Bronislaw Komorowski, candidate of the governing Civic Platform party.
Additional studies on cohorts large enough to power statistical dissections of individual epitope contributions (rather than protein targeting in general) to set-point viremia have begun to suggest reveal epitopes that are associated with better immune containment.
Ban Ki-moon, the secretary general, tried to set the tone with a speech on Tuesday.
As a result, a field renowned for its general inability to set pulses racing has suddenly become a battleground.
We do have a guarantee that no part of the government will unthinkingly, without reasoned basis, use the general laws to set aside religious belief or practice.
