Sentence examples similar to set in motion a learning program from inspiring English sources

Before he left office, Obama set in motion a secret program that authorized the deployment of "implants" in Russian networks.

As the number of cases exploded in mid-2014, they set in motion a vast research program that operated at breakneck speed.

The mayor has also set in motion an ambitious program to repave the streets of the historic center and replace aging drainage pipes.

He pledged to set in motion a vast public housing program that would build one million units in 10 years to house every shantytown resident around the country.

Then, six months later, Mr. Schuster took over and set in motion a far more ambitious program intended to turn Museum Island into a Louvre on the Spree.

To accompany his publicly funded municipal hospitals, he also set in motion a subsidized health-insurance program, which began operating just before he died in 1947.

Learning can also set in motion a virtuous cycle: People who are developing their abilities are likely to believe in their potential for further growth.

Still, the club has set in motion a brave experiment, from which mainstream organizations have much to learn.

In Washington, it has set in motion a highly partisan battle over the benefits or failings of Mr. Obama's stimulus program.

Companies that implement their VBM programs in the manner we've described here set in motion a virtuous circle.

But Duflo set in motion a randomization industry.