Sentence examples for in the setting up from inspiring English sources

In 1962 Jack was a prime mover in the setting up and running of the City of London festival, reviving the area's cultural life.

The IfG found mistakes in the setting up and management of outsourcing in areas such as care for older people, schools, probation and employment services.

It is with films as it is with books: "far more fun in the setting up than in actually making the thing public".

This keen interest in education once again showed itself in the setting up in 1991 of the National Commission on Education which reported in 1995.

But the Europeans say they need to impress on Mr. Powell the need to consult them in the setting up of a governing authority in Iraq, because they are reluctant to pay an Anglo-American government to do the job.

After the democratic breakthrough of 1989, Szmajdzinski chose not to run for parliament, but nevertheless participated in the setting up of a new social democratic party, the SdRP, which later transformed itself into the Democratic Left Alliance (SLD).

The fun was always in the setting-up, the mutual learning, she said – "the terrific joy of teaching".

The Roosevelt/JP Morgan connection in the setting-up of the new state was a direct one.

Latterly he was involved in the setting-up of the Luxembourg Forum, bringing together Luxembourgers and people of other nationalities to discuss topics of current interest.

From 1941 onwards he was criss-crossing the Atlantic, engaged in exhaustive negotiation with Washington over fairer conditions for US war loans to Britain; he was also jockeying hard at Bretton Woods to maintain both British and liberal interests in the setting-up of the post-war economic institutions, the IMF and the World Bank.

(1928a, §71; English tr. by Rolf A. George slightly altered) {§6.7} The logical analysis of a particular expression consists in the setting-up of a linguistic system and the placing of that expression in this system.