Sentence examples for set up working from inspiring English sources

They can set up working groups, renounce violence, set deadlines.

Here, the American-inspired effort must try to set up working democratic institutions while a guerrilla war still smolders.

The council also needs to quickly reach out to the opposition and set up working groups to jointly set a date for presidential elections.

The life of a commis voyageur aboard his coach was a hard and dirty one, but hardships were necessary to set up working commercial networks.

A.P.S.A. plans to set up working groups to collaborate with governments and agencies on developing policies to encourage the growth of a sustainable superyacht industry across the region.

"We have managed to have a very helpful dialogue with Paul Wiles, the government's chief social scientist, who has set up working groups on this," she added.

The singles help set up, work the gift shops and decorate three trees.

Both are simple to set up, work over a Wi-Fi signal or an Ethernet connection, and can expand a TV viewer's choices exponentially.

You're put on different jobs, checking draft accounts, setting up working papers for an audit, getting explanations from clients and testing financial statements.

While many towns and parish councils are setting up working groups to investigate divestment, some are approaching the consultation with caution.

The companies did not mention specific plans, saying only they were setting up working groups "for a detailed study of co-operation areas".