Sentence examples for instance set up from inspiring English sources

Take the Casserole Club for instance, set up by social technology entrepreneurs Futuregov.

You might, for instance, set up you own part-time business, maybe an eBay store.

The Scotswood community, for instance, set up one of the first local credit unions in the north of England.

The Philippines, for instance, set up a proportionate legal framework years ago, allowing for both innovation and stronger consumer protection.

Hungary, for instance, set up a mandatory pension system in 1998 to supplement the state scheme, with contributions deducted from wages and invested in a private fund.

Goodwill, which boasts nearly 3,000 stores that turned over $3.79 billion in sales in 2013, for instance, set up an online auction house in 1999.

They travel in two cars to small towns and large cities to perform stand-up and also to stage goofy stunts — for instance, setting up an "Ask a Muslim" booth or holding a "Hug a Muslim" sign.

It's also a matter of not "impeding the flow of the transit system," by, for instance, setting up a tripod in a subway station, a police spokesman explained.

Apple, for instance, sets up encrypted connections by default to its e-mail servers, but the e-mail itself may be read by those at Apple with access, and turned over if required to authorities armed with the necessary legal niceties.

National-standards institutions were, in many instances, set up more for the benefit of manufacturers than for that of the ordinary, domestic consumer.

Males usually arrive first and in some instances set up territories.