Sentence examples for it should set about from inspiring English sources

And it should set about building the necessary competencies.

At a meeting on 8 June, the CQC will bring together experts, including former users of services, to discuss how it should set about the task, agreed by ministers in the aftermath of the broadcast, of vetting 150 private and NHS units similar to Winterbourne View, the hospital at the centre of the storm.

It should set you back about $79 once it hits the shelves (soon) at Amazon, Apple, and Fry's.

It should set standards and lay down clear rules about who pays when things go wrong.

The task of defining validity for modal wffs is complicated by the fact that, even if the truth values of all of the variables in a wff are given, it is not obvious how one should set about calculating the truth value of the whole wff.

ICM also asked voters how they thought Britain should set about repaying its debts.

With the leadership election now over, Labour should set about finding one, because if it doesn't this time there may be no way back for the party if voters in this country decide it hasn't got any answers.

He adds that it needs leadership to embrace democratic culture, which probably means that BBC should set about making this process of choosing a new DG much less like the deliberations in the college of cardinals.

Starting with an Italian treatise on falconry, circa 1425, it moves on to include "Ten Minutes of Advice" (Philadelphia, 1787) as to how a gentleman should set about buying a horse.

Rather than closing further education colleges and giving university technical colleges the cold shoulder, the government should set about renewing their entire purpose.

Governments should set about agreeing on clearer definitions as to what constitutes a refugee, and on which countries are so nasty and dangerous that no asylum-seeker should be sent back to them.