Sentence examples for has set a less from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hastert, a conciliator whom the conservatives say they trust, has set a less combative tone and explained the difficulty of governing with so slim a majority.

The indignados have announced 96 continuous hours of protests in the Puerta del Sol from Saturday until Tuesday, but the civil governor has set a limit of 10 hours or less a day for demonstrations.

As the OBR itself says, it is "very rare for the government to under-spend the departmental plans it has set out less than a year ago by such a wide margin".

Labour's problem is less acute, because it has set itself less stringent fiscal targets for the next parliament.

This week's election to fill that vacant seat has set off nothing less than a riotous and bloody national G.O.P. civil war.

While Goldman has set less money aside to pay employees, the ratio of compensation and benefits to net revenue in the third quarter was 44 percent, in line with previous accruals.

If the subsidy-level PHARMAC has set for a particular medicines is less than the price charged by the drug company, then patients pay an additional fee, known as 'manufacturers surcharge'.

For Chabon, the Second World War has set the tone for nothing less than the entire contemporary world.

For now, the agency has set up temporary headquarters in less monumental surroundings, the 10-story PATH headquarters here.

The prepay taxi booth at Mumbai airport has set fares of £6 or less to the city.  .

Syracuse (up to 4.8 percent from 1.8 percent) Syracuse's 47-point win against Montana on Thursday was the largest ever by a team not seeded No. 1 or No. 2 (beating, as it happened, a record that Virginia Commonwealth had set less than an hour earlier).