Sentence examples for has set a number from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown has set a number of investigators to work on the financial services sector and has still not taken his eye off the profitability of the big banks.

While Vienna has set a number of policy actions to attract foreign researchers, Munich faces constraints because of its subordinate position within the federal system.

King is a longtime resident of Maine who has set a number of his stories there.

PepsiCo in the UK, for example, has set a number of health targets in the UK.

After McDonnell had described himself in his conference address as a "pragmatic idealist", the presenter had set a number of posers calculated to reveal if he inclined more towards pragma or ideal on certain issues.

"They have set a number of conditions, and the key condition under the draft bill is to let the Maidan go and only afterwards all protesters will get an amnesty," leader of Ukraine's main opposition bloc Arseniy Yatsenyuk said.

By the time she was in her early teens, Franklin had set a number of national age-group records, and in 2009 she was named to the U.S. national youth team.

Ms. Engel said she had set "a number I aspired to" that she felt would financially allow her to be at home full time with her children, now 10 and 13. "I'm a great believer that making your own way in the world is important to who you are and who you become," she said.

By 30 November 1940, Lindemann had set a number of tests for the crew, which they passed easily.

The president has set a limit on the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

This has set a limit to the number of patients that could be enrolled.