Sentence examples similar to set about directly from inspiring English sources
So he and primatologist Stephen Ross of the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois, set about measuring TEE directly in as many apes as possible at 14 zoos and two ape sanctuaries in the United States and Africa.
They would work out what towns and villages need, apply directly to a World Bank fund and then set about implementing them.
And yet it has also busily set about devolving political power to Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland (perhaps), a directly-elected London mayor and the nation's judges.
Vice co-founder Shane Smith and Vice UK photographer Jamie-James Medina head directly into the terribly troubled country of Sudan and set about meeting people and talking to them.
An anthropologist from another world who wanted to know whether the sentence is true would set about investigating a set of sociological facts; from the anthropologist's perspective, facts about the monetary value of gold are mind-dependent "only in the sense that they supervene directly on facts about our minds … [but] this has no tendency to undermine their objectivity" (302).
This framework is an advance because it was derived directly from conversations with people involved in priority setting about priority setting, and because it is the first time they have all been connected together in a comprehensive framework (table 6).
The Blairs, who had lobbied Lincoln heavily to make Frémont commander in Missouri, now turned violently against him, and set about destroying his reputation directly to Lincoln.
"But that really hasn't been talked about directly".
Construction is scheduled to start in 2017, with about 1,200 people set to be directly employed.
First, they can employ racial quotas or set asides directly.
