Sentence examples for set up to solve from inspiring English sources

On Friday the Fine Gael-Labour coalition announced that a special Irish parliamentary committee set up to solve the row had been postponed.

We believe that organisations, including charities, funders and social enterprises, have a responsibility to try and be as effective as possible in tackling the issues they were set up to solve.

It has been set up to solve a mystery that has baffled researchers for 100 years: the identities of the perpetrators of the world's greatest scientific fraud, the Piltdown Hoax.

If their ability to raise concerns on issues that are affected by government policy is restricted further, they may find it increasingly difficult to address the root causes of the problems they are set up to solve, rather than just treat the symptoms.

An efficient ADI numerical technique was set up to solve the resulting matrix system.

Most policies are set up to solve problems, as opposed to detailing a plan to put in place.

The Victorian small business commissioner office, which Geoff Brown has been running for almost five years, was initially set up to help solve retail lease disputes.

Professor David Phoenix, vice-chancellor of London South Bank University and the incoming chairman of Million+, a think-tank set up to help solve complex problems facing higher education, said the scrapping of maintenance loans certainly had the potential to trigger a last-minute surge this year.

A handshake agreement by a group of state lawmakers to overhaul one small part of New York's aging election system mysteriously unraveled on Wednesday, raising questions about the power of bipartisan committees that were set up to help solve divisive issues in the capital.

Until rigorous mechanisms to ensure the accountability, transparency and the elimination of discrimination are in place, we run the risk of a recurrence of the problems which both the Scarman and Lawrence inquiries were set up to examine and solve.

Funds set up to track market indexes solve some problems, but they do not offer investors much choice or control of risk, he says.