Sentence examples for setting up chapters from inspiring English sources
His group has recently set up chapters in three Dutch cities, and he says he has been invited to France and Britain to start chapters.
The group came to Canada and set up chapters across the country in late 2015.
The group said administrators at those schools had set up chapters to brand the schools as "military friendly".
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This year, she's been traveling to campuses nationwide to set up chapters of the PAC and, according to Mother Jones, win "all of the best student organizers to Clinton's side before any other Democrat launches a presidential campaign".
The Young British Heritage Society has big plans; they want to set up chapters in every British college but it's not really clear what any of them will actually do, beyond meeting in a pub once a week and appreciating the logical, rational whiff of their communal farts.
The substantive programs are set up chapter by chapter.
Just read; don't set up chapter or page goals.
He began his organizing career soon afterward, setting up local chapters of Acorn in Arkansas.
"Our representatives are already on board, so we just felt that focusing on a state action on this topic would be the best thing to do," said Carlotta Joyner, who is setting up a chapter in Frederick County, Md. Organizing for Action spokeswoman Katie Hogan said most of Friday's events would be about background checks, but other activities would still bolster Obama's agenda.
