Sentence examples for information set up from inspiring English sources
The Independent Commission on Freedom of Information, set up by David Cameron in July, is widely feared to be intent on weakening the Act.
Several firms that had lost employees or been dispersed by the evacuation used Web sites to give emergency information, set up virtual offices, complete with virtual water coolers, and to assure customers that they were ready for business.
Their names would then be checked against a large database of terrorist information set up by a new government agency, the Foreign Terrorist Tracking Task Force, which combines information from the Defense Department and intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
"It's possible to do too much too quickly, and buying new machines does not reform make," said Doug Chapin of Electionline.org, a clearinghouse for election reform information set up by the Pew Charitable Trust.
Doug Chapin of Electionline.org, a clearinghouse for election information set up by the Pew Charitable Trust, said that Ohio was "rolling the dice" to see whether paper trails were necessary.
You learn what Twitter is about, are told having a profile pic and information set up gets you more followers, and signs off using @twitter handles.
The defendant Hoyt demurred to this information, setting up the 14th Amendment.
I can tell you that I think it was outrageous for the prosecutor, knowing that Scooter Libby was not the source of the leak, to go ahead and begin interviewing him, gathering information, setting up a case against him.
Functionally, this information sets up Woodstock's action of hopping off in the next panel (Peak).
This struggle for the 'right' information sets up difficult dynamics for relationship between the women and their clinicians.
Start up costs consisted of: development of uniform transfer of patient information, setting up communication and treatment protocols between care facilities and treatment disciplines, dedicated training (neurology and stroke), developing dossiers, producing news letters, organising working conferences etc.
