If not, you set in motion things you can't control".
Heck, how embarrassed would these plotters be if they accidentally set in motion the creation of the Los Angeles Saints?
Just one example of how the vote could be compromised: we are in the midst of investigating an attempted purge of the attorneys general which looks as if it was set in motion for partisan reasons.
If the Tories had set in motion the showdown over funding, it was left to the Liberal Democrats to deliver the most wounding jibe of the week.
If this study can set in motion an industry-wide campaign to destabilise the old boys' networks and ensure there is equal representation across departments, this will benefit not just the women currently in the industry, but future generations of women hoping to one day work within it too.
And they would be right". If the catalytic reaction set in motion by elections cannot be stopped once it starts, then a better solution may be to promote democracy in a way that is tailored to the most dangerous realities of each country.
It's unclear if the cuts are directly related to decisions made by the new team or if they were already set in motion prior to DeWolfe's departure.
Indeed, archaeologist Lisa Lucero, a Maya expert at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, says that "monocausal explanations" for the Maya collapse, such as drought, should be considered "passé," even if drought may have "set in motion" a series of social and political events that led to the disappearance of the kings and the fall of their civilization.
A longitudinal study in Oman to assess adult outcomes of adolescent psychological problems will be essential if not paramount to set in motion evidence-based policy and services for people with mental illness.
Even if the disease were set in motion by a single genetic factor, its aetiology would involve many diverse processes such that DD will be co-determined by the many factors that regulate those processes.
