Sentence examples similar to set on bringing about from inspiring English sources

Set in rural Russia, the oddball inhabitants of a tiny village learn from the TV - the only one on the village - that a solar storm is set to bring about the end of the world.

FAIR exploited this divide throughout the late '90s and into the 2000s, as the group's leaders set their sights on bringing about a culture shift in the way Americans thought about immigration.

Intervention programs have typically been child-centered, with therapists being viewed as the "expert" and setting goals that focus on bringing about changes in the child[ 8].

To bring about any social change, hearts and minds have to be set on fire with a vision offered through great storytelling.

On the contrary, being followed for many years in a group setting may have been instrumental in bringing about positive attitudes.

Informed learning also relies heavily on reflection as a strategy for bringing about learning.

We study Coalitional Resource Games (crgs), a variation of Qualitative Coalitional Games (qcgs) in which each agent is endowed with a set of resources, and the ability of a coalition to bring about a set of goals depends on whether they are collectively endowed with the necessary resources.

In the meantime, he set about bringing together musicians to work on songs he'd composed over the last decade.

Two years ago, the 44-year-old campaigner set up a group called India Against Corruption aimed at putting pressure on the government to bring about tough anti-corruption laws.

She set about bringing him back to reality.

So she, Leymarie and de Limelette set about "bringing that heritage into the 21st century," away from heavy and ornate toward a lighter, more modern take on tradition.