Sentence examples for public setting up from inspiring English sources
Once a guest is in residence, they also coordinate other aspects of their stay: arranging introductions to interesting citizens in town; organizing private tours of the Doges' Palace or the Guggenheim after the crowds have gone home, or of palaces owned by relatives and friends that are never open to the public; setting up the best guide, the best boatman, the best table in a restaurant.
The system has been implemented on a NAO robot and tested in public setting-up live performances, obtaining positive feedbacks from the audience.
Different studies conducted in Ethiopia indicated considerable prevalence of Salmonella both in veterinary and public set ups [ 4, 5, 8, 9] but reports from apparently healthy lactating cows and humans attending these cows is very limited.
Depending on the context, projects involved efforts to introduce private operators and competition into an all-public set-up, or tighten up weakly regulated, "informal" public transport markets.
The Public Printer, setting up type for the Congressional Record, changed "Works" to "words".
Labor on Wednesday launched its campaign on public schools, setting up education funding as a key election issue.
The fund, which says it is the second-largest shareholder in Coal India, has also taken its case public by setting up a Web site, coal4india.com.
See articleSaudi Arabia flogged Raif Badawi, a liberal blogger, in public for setting up a website that threatens the "general security" and insulting Islamic figures.
As the reform movement gathered momentum in the spring of 1819, women stepped onto the public stage, setting up Female Reform Societies in a number of towns.
Mr. Zolotow's first job was in public relations, setting up lavish post-screening parties for films like "Around the World in 80 Days".
The cabinet office minister has a vision of millions of public employees setting up their own mini John Lewises and selling their services back to the state.
