Sentence examples for set up a database from inspiring English sources

Health researchers have already set up a database to track cases of sudden unexpected infant death (SUID) to better figure out how to prevent such tragedy.

He was trained as a civil affairs officer and was assigned to set up a database for tracking information gleaned from the prisoners.

So the group set up a database to track what people needed and to connect them with people who could help.

As a result, the BBC set up a database of expert women as well as a YouTube channel showcasing these women to the industry.

They have since set up a database of cycle tours completed by more than 200 cyclists designed to encourage prospective adventurers and provide them with information about costs, routes and other practicalities.

Her group also set up a database to analyze call patterns and identify specific trouble spots in cities, such as railway stations where homeless children gather and often develop health problems.

Setting up a database at all is a little hard.

The Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System sets up a database of complaints involving loan originators.

The agency described a recommendation that it consider setting up a database for documents submitted by owners as "not feasible".

LONDON (AP) — The British government is considering setting up a database of all phone and e-mail traffic in the country as part of a high-tech strategy to fight terrorism and crime, its senior law enforcement official said Wednesday.

He is setting up a database of services for veterans and working on plans to take his fellow veterans to Walter Reed to help — and urge — wounded service members to go to college.