Sentence examples for looking into setting from inspiring English sources

Rentokil uncovered an outbreak of bubonic plague in the north-eastern town of Tobruk, and is looking into setting up an office in Libya.

In the last two years, other large real estate companies have either established a home service program or are looking into setting one up.

But other Masdar executives said that Masdar and K.A.Care were looking into setting up a partnership to develop joint projects that would help to build a truly diversified energy sector in the kingdom.

We want to create a culture of environmental awareness – which also means committing to mitigating the city's climate impact, for example by looking into setting greenhouse gas emission standards for New Orleans.

That might seem like an argument for relocating to China, to be close to his customers.Related items China's economy: Is the wakening giant a monster?Feb 13th 2003 China: Eating your lunch?Feb 13th 2003 Philippine banks: False economyFeb 13th 2003And indeed PSi is looking into setting up a factory in China, at a customer's behest.

Provincial authorities in Guangdong are reportedly looking into setting up an emergency fund to insure workers against losing their wages in the event of more closures.

They were going to be in Beijing for a month to look into setting up a factory there.

She is already giving lectures on English weddings to audiences at upmarket Japanese hotels and last month she flew to Tokyo to look into setting up a school there.

I also look into setting up relationships with large science organizations such as the European Space Agency, the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council, and the Science Museum, so that we can share content at the most basic level or work together on larger projects.

Then I looked into setting up two nunneries".

You might want to look into setting up shop in a living room.