Sentence examples for notably set up from inspiring English sources

The resolution notably set up the UN inspectors regime and ordered Iraq to accept the internationally supervised elimination of all its weapons of mass destruction: chemical, biological and long-range missiles with a range of more than 150km (93 miles) and the dismantling of its clandestine nuclear programme.

He has played in the 2006 FIFA World Cup, UEFA Euro 2008, 2010 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro 2012, helping Spain to become eventual winners in the three most recent tournaments, and most notably setting up Andrés Iniesta for the winning goal in the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final in South Africa.

Azerbaijan ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2009 and is embarking upon a variety of measures, most notably setting up inclusive education.

That situation changed with the establishment of several state companies, most notably Itaipú Binacional, set up in 1973 to build a huge hydroelectric dam on the Paraná, and steel, cement, and alcohol-distillation plants.

Notably, it has set up a plan costing about US$4 billion to develop capabilities for science and technology.

Notably, there are no set up fees or monthly charges and it costs nothing to receive payments.

In a sop to the widespread anger about corruption, some countries in the region -- notably Russia and Armenia -- have set up anti-corruption councils.

Overcrowding has already pushed some newcomer companies to set up nearby, notably the towns of Avenches, Eysins and Nyon in the neighboring canton of Vaud.

In an attempt to take advantage of the more flexible procedures of the independent sector (notably in radio promotion), Decca set up two independently distributed subsidiary labels, Brunswick and Coral, whose rosters included Buddy Holly, the Crickets, and Jackie Wilson.

Notably, this was after Cameroon set up its own scheme to make money off typo traffic: in August 2006, word got out that the operators of the domain name extension (state-owned Camnet) had wild-carded its ccTLD and was monetizing all the incoming traffic using ad-filled pages.

Still, important progress has been made, notably in setting up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and bringing greater transparency to derivatives trading (including work to improve derivatives markets begun at the New York Fed under Timothy Geithner before he became Treasury secretary in early 2009).