Sentence examples for parties set out from inspiring English sources

Although exploratory parties set out in 1622 and 1623, the first settlement was not established until 1629.

Albeit knowing that it might be a bumpy ride, both parties set out on the relationship with an idealistic idea of harnessing it into a love affair.

2. By late 2007 public discontent with Saakashvili had grown, and a rag tag bunch of opposition parties set out to challenge him with large-scale street protests.

The coalition will survive, just, but with ever more public divisions as the two governing parties set out their stalls before the general election due in 2015.

However, we believe it would now be helpful in the run up to the referendum if the three parties set out a consensus position of the minimum powers they would all guarantee to devolve including full income tax powers, housing benefit and attendance allowance.

In April 1859, sledge parties set out from Fox to search on King William Island.

However, it is belied by another one: many voters also seem more smitten by populist individuals than by parties setting out coherent policies.

With Labour abstaining itself from the process, the scene is set for a parliamentary vote on the issue shortly afterwards and the parties setting out their rival positions on the subject at the election.

Harman told the Guardian last week that a new email was being sent to local constituency Labour parties, setting out how they could check whether bogus applicants were trying to join as registered supporters.

"Papers from political parties setting out their views on decommissioning and other private correspondence received from individuals was deposited by them for safe-keeping in Boston College, subject to an embargo on their disclosure for 30 years," said Mr Shatter.

AHOME, Mexico — The hunting party set out Sunday morning through unlit fog.