Sentence examples for set up longer from inspiring English sources

Now we are told the Chilcot inquiry will be completed by April, but will not be published until June or July, seven years after Gordon Brown's announcement that it was to be set up – longer than British soldiers spent occupying Iraq, fighting and trying to keep the peace in an increasingly violent and sectarian civil war.

It's still in "early planning," per a press release announcing the news, and has a kick-off temporary management team in place with executives from each organization, and a plan to set up longer-term management structures and an operating HQ in the near future.

They are also setting up longer studies.

The tractor-mounted scarifier appears to be more efficient than the towed one, but has the disadvantage of taking longer to set up.

It does not require you to set the nails and fill them with wood filler but takes a little longer to set up.

"It's great that the courses are getting longer because the players are getting longer, and we have to keep up with the times and set up some longer courses".

In the design of high-speed railway line, we should take the line along straight as the premise and strive to set up a longer straight segment, to shorten the length of the line, and improve the running conditions.

And if a team is running backwards to set up a longer field goal, the defense can try to tackle them.

New businesses that were set up after 2012 have slightly longer to go through the auto-enrolment process, and staging dates are staggered from May 2017 through to February 2018, depending on when they were set up.

Spinner Borthwick, 21, made his England bow in Sunday's Twenty20 defeat against the West Indies at the Oval, while all-rounder Woakes, 22, has been around the England set-up longer after making his one-day debut in January 2011 against Australia.

NATO justifies its discharge policies with the fact that its medical facilities are not set up for longer-term care.