Sentence examples for newly set up from inspiring English sources
"newly set up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe something that has recently been established, put into action, or otherwise put into place. For example: The committee was newly set up to investigate the recent outbreak of fraud.
Tells about newly set up Rev. Dev.
The newly set up Department for Exiting the European Union won't come for free.
Ben is also the director of Pi Foundation, a newly set up charity.
In 1963, Ethiopia became host to the Organization of African Unity, newly set up to promote pan-African solidarity.
In 1911 he took a job on the Anglo-Belgian Boundary Commission, newly set up to mark the boundaries betwn No. Rhodesia & the Belgian Congo.
People decided to live there on and off until 1971, when newly set up patrols started citing people for trespassing, according to Ms. Beebe.
Visit to newly-set up offices of New York State Citizens for Eisenhower which occupy a suite in the Hotel Roosevelt.
The youth association was flourishing in Poland, a newly independent state set up after the first world war, with a strong focus on patriotism, "toughness" and brotherhood.
The speech was organised by the newly formed Creative Industries Federation, set up to try to give a single, CBI-style voice to the cultural and creative industries.
'Coasteering is already the most popular activity in Cornwall, on a par with surfing,' said Ian Anderson of the newly established International Coasteering Association, set up to promote the sport.
Within days, Mr. Anderson wired $250,000 to a newly hatched company, set up by a lawyer whom he had recommended to Mr. Systrom.
