Sentence examples for sets for doing from inspiring English sources

But the conditions it sets for doing so have included, at various times, security guarantees, food and economic aid, diplomatic concessions and the withdrawal of American forces from South Korea.

He calls it the government cloud, but think "app store for government" -- a place where employees can access a vast ecosystem of secure applications and data sets for doing their jobs.

Baseball's deliberate pace and the increasingly lavish suites and box seats have made major league games an ideal setting for doing business.

It seems that just about any piece of mathematics can be carried out in set theory, even though it is sometimes an awkward setting for doing so.

Out of the box, Studio doesn't auto-import Java classes for me; the setting for doing so is buried deep within its impenetrable labyrinth of menus.

The winner will receive a Rolling Spider Parrot MiniDrone – a quadcopter with pre-set controls for doing instant loop-de-loops and flips, ability to fly and scale walls.

It became iconic as the setting for "Don't Cry for Me Argentina," the signature song of the musical "Evita".

(John Lee Beatty's blandly upscale living-room set for "Don't Dress for Dinner" doesn't help squelch the play's stodginess factor).

By purchasing a ride on PSLV, TeamIndus is setting a precedent for doing business with the Indian government.

The main conclusion is that the use of complicated phenomenological models requiring large experimental data sets for implementation does not necessarily pay back in terms of accurate predictions and consequently simple models requiring limited experimental effort should be preferred.

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