Sentence examples for set up town from inspiring English sources

Her proposal to set up Town Teams – cross-sector groups designed to promote strategic operational management for high streets – is based exactly on this kind of no-nonsense business logic.

CARLY for America, the super PAC backing GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, set up town hall meetings for her and did other work that campaigns normally undertake.

India's rapid industrialisation over the last two decades has put pressure on the country's coal, oil and gas industries to keep up with growing demand as factories have been set up, towns have been built and more than 18,000 villages have become electrified for the first time.

She works at United Therapeutics, setting up town halls in the online virtual world of Second Life, where Martine can interact with all 410 of her employees, whom she calls Unitherians.

Raffaella Sadun, of the London School of Economics, has found that supermarket chains, denied an out-of-town site, are more likely to set up in town centres themselves, bringing the battle straight to the high street.

If an investor were to set up in town, he could walk into the local grocery and a granny would give him a pat on the back.

They set up a town they called Serbin and founded St. Paul, the first church in Texas for the Missouri Synod denomination.

Every local area should also set up a town centre commission to produce a 20-year vision for their high street, supported by costed, five-year business plans.

A self-appointed patron, Mrs. Dodge -- who died in 1973 -- also gave playing fields and a fire engine and set up the town's electric utility.

CHRONICLING OLD CLOCKS Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia has been collecting clocks since the Rockefellers set up the town in the 1930s, while scholarship about the gears and elaborate cases continues to evolve.

In a study from Costa Rica, entrepreneurial drive in the community of La Fortuna was identified as an important aspect of community member identity as they had to 'battled nature' to set up the town [52].