Sentence examples for setting up conditions from inspiring English sources

Oil collects behind the plugs and the bacteria thrive, setting up conditions for acne.

The Court ruled that it does while making a number of clarifications and setting up conditions for such rules being valid under Article 4 of the European Council Directive 85/374/EEC of 25 July 1985.

While a number below 50 indicates continued contraction, the improvement suggests the economy may be getting nearer to its nadir, setting up conditions for a rebound in the second half.

If political reality alone does not sway him, he will likely conclude that maintaining a massive Iraq deployment in the face of increasing public hostility is unsustainable and ultimately counterproductive, setting up conditions for a Vietnam-style collapse and a backlash against Bush's democracy agenda.

In setting up conditions of production the capitalist purchases the worker's labour power — his ability to labour — for the day.

Some interviewees describe that some network operators in the Netherlands are not keen on accepting green gas, setting up conditions that are difficult to meet.

We set up conditions to ensure that the solution must be a global solution or blows up in some finite time.

This stagnation sets up conditions for the emergence of a new vision of greatness to arrest the previous decline.

"I think he sets up conditions that let him make work that's very unguarded," Mr. Sanders said.

Our goal is to set up conditions and operation to enable us to witness the emergence of structures in space (rings, catalysts, containers/vesicles, simple repeating strings) or reaction sequences in time (autocatalytic sets for example) within the EvoGrid simulation.

The Toolkit gives recommendations to people with power — namely employers/managers and parents — on how to set up conditions that will help those beneath them achieve a sense of Autonomy, Mastery, and Purpose, rather than simple Compliance.