Sentence examples for it would set up from inspiring English sources

When India, Indonesia and Australia ganged up to reject Thailand, it announced it would set up its own system anyway.

China's government announced that it would set up its own search engine for the general public, which the government would then be able to censor for political purposes.

Federated Investors, which had previously acknowledged improper trading in its mutual funds, said yesterday that it would set up a fund to reimburse shareholders harmed by the trading.

In its announcement on Wednesday, the government said it would set up an accountability mechanism and further regulate and control the property market.

In its letter to Mr. Bromwich, BP also said it would set up a drilling operations center in Houston, and it pledged to control its wells more thoroughly.

Nominet is in discussions to cover the costs and says it would set up a local office if its efforts succeed.

Last year the government made new announcements that it would set up a supreme court and revamp its weak judicial system.

And the bank said it would set up an internal fraud investigation group separate from its risk-control and trading divisions.

Also, after embarrassing disclosures that the views of its drug-safety officials have been suppressed, the agency said that it would set up an internal appeals process.

"But it would set up a huge fight with Congress.

It would set up a watchdog body to monitor corruption in the public sector.