The government, which has set in motion its own plan to trim back the army, vigorously campaigned against the proposal.
In early July, David Ben-GurIsraelsrael's first Prime Minister, set in motion Operation Larlar, designed to conquer Lydda, Ramle, Latrun, and Ramallah.
Beyond simply ensuring the images were removed, that single report set in motion a sting operation led by Kent Police in which officers posed as men wanting to pay to sexually abuse a child.
A body is set in motion by its possession of a quality like 'weight' or 'fluidity'fluidity
The freezer was gently vibrating, set in motion by its small motor.
By adulthood, obesity has already set in motion many of its most devastating health effects.
But he had set in motion his family's continued operation of the Lakers.
No sooner had they acquired an overseas empire than they set in motion the process of its dissolution or transformation.
Since then, it has set in motion some useful reforms from which its predecessor shrank.
In Paris, Mayor Delanoe, a member of the opposition Socialist Party, said the state should stop its "undignified" police operations and set in motion "solutions more in keeping with international law and respect for human dignity".
The secret paramilitary operation, set in motion in the final months of the Reagan Administration, provided military aid and training to about 600 Libyan soldiers who were among those captured during border fighting between Libya and Chad in 1988.
