Sentence examples for group setting up from inspiring English sources

The army said the missiles were fired at Palestinians planting explosives and another group setting up a rocket launcher.

When a female comes into heat, she mates with all the males in the group, setting up competition within her reproductive tract between the sperm of different males.

In August she was charged with belonging to a monarchist group, setting up an anti-government organisation and spreading anti-Iranian propaganda.

Those behind the schools, such as the group setting up Norwich free school, are already considered to be "pioneers"; their imminent birth through the labour pains doled out by opponents is testament to their "incredible energy and commitment".

"Mother's Milk" (2006), the fourth novel in the series, disclosed that Patrick's widowed mother, a silent co-conspirator in the father's abusive crimes, had shafted her son by depriving him of his inheritance: in her dotage, she handed over the beautiful family house in Provence to a New Agey therapeutic group setting up a "Transpersonal Foundation".

The day-to-day running of free schools will often be by an "education provider" - a group or company brought in by the group setting up the school.

Another group set up Abundance, an urban fruit harvesting project.

An ad hoc group is an official group set up within the Cabinet Office machinery, he says.

In February, 1902, the group set up a base camp on the frozen rim of Antarctica.

In 2004, Digital Cinema Initiatives, an industry group set up by the movie studios, plans to establish specifications.

To commemorate the sighting, a local group set up a U.F.O.