Sentence examples for past set up from inspiring English sources

The United Nations has in the past set up trust funds for aiding war-ravaged countries that have not yet set up governments.

"As great mass movements took hold of Europe," Ms. Carter observes, "the courts and their kings cleaved to the past, set up high walls of etiquette to keep the world out and defined themselves through form, dress and precedence".

The government has in the past set up asset management companies for nonperforming loans and gotten those liabilities off of the balance sheets of the big banks.

The aim is to guide an itinerant tribe between portals as they attempt to rediscover their forgotten past, setting up villages around towering totems along the way.

In the past, setting up a full-featured Webcam to monitor your home (or your kids and pets) remotely was too confounding for the average user, what with the tweaks needed to network and router settings.

"The good thing, I think, more than anything else was that there was significant progress on dealing with the past, setting up these new institutions that will provide mechanisms for dealing with a lot of the unresolved issues," he said.

In years past they set up at a Pathmark.

As crowds strolled through the show on Saturday night, three men with badges walked past barricades set up outside, entered the show and looked around.

In the past, teams set up a car for wet or dry conditions, depending on the weather they expected, but the rules have inadvertently changed things.

Kids with trust funds in their late-20s thinking it's cool to imitate the past and set up competitions to see who can namedrop the obscurest.

Parubiy himself has an extremely dubious past, having set up the neo-fascist Social National party of Ukraine together with the current leader of far-right Svoboda, Oleh Tyahnybok, in the early 1990s.