Sentence examples for set up a primary from inspiring English sources

The lodge's owners have set up a primary school, teaching more than 160 students, 80% of whom are orphans.

They have set up a primary that all sides acknowledge could leave the party as divided as this year's mayoral primary did, with the winner facing an uphill battle against Mr. Pataki, a Republican.

So committed to shattering the myth that maths is "not a girls' subject" is Langley Park that it has just got the go-ahead to set up a primary school on site that will specialise in maths.

Concerned with education, he set up a primary school open to commoners, had Buddhist scriptures translated into Mongol, and codified practical advice for herdspeople in a book he circulated among them.

The village had no school until 2000 when Mr Hajabba, who earns about 150 rupees ($2.8 £1.77) a day from selling oranges in the nearby city of Mangalore, set up a primary school from his meagre savings.

To set up a primary cell culture with a longer lifespan further modifications and additional procedures beyond the purpose of the current study would be necessary [ 39].

The plan pushes Representatives Sue W. Kelly and Benjamin A. Gilman, both Republicans, into a single district in the Hudson Valley and the Catskills, setting up a primary in which Mrs. Kelly is seen as the favorite.

The Miami Herald quoted a "highly placed source" affiliated with West Wednesday saying that the congressman was considering running in a neighboring district, setting up a primary with Rep. Tom Rooney (R-Fla).

Setting up a primary care structure that is geographically close, easy to access and focused on routine care, should, in our opinion, improve accessibility, better respond to needs and ultimately improve the health of the population served.

That could set up a fierce primary clash with another popular Democrat, Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.

There is likely to be disappointment among the Tory high command at the relatively low turnout, as they set up a costly postal primary in the hope of generating interest in the contest.