Sentence examples for setting up machinery from inspiring English sources

"The U.S. government has gone further than any previous government... in setting up machinery that satisfies certain tendencies that are in the genetic code of totalitarianism," Jonathan Schell wrote in The Nation as this fall began.

Keep electricity outlets in mind when setting up machinery and lamps.

But America's representatives on the Security Council are dragging their feet.Gaping loopholesAlthough, in theory, no goods should leave or enter Iraq without the Security Council's approval, the UN has not set up machinery to monitor what crosses its borders.

Having set up machinery of rapid intercommunication, which means that whatever of importance happens in one part of the world for good or for ill very quickly affects all other parts of it, human beings have failed to evolve ways of thinking and acting that can treat problems in every area as affecting every other area, on a global scale.

In the 18th century, by ordinances of Philip V, the setting up of machinery for the minting of a perfectly round coinage, with milled and corded (ropelike) edge, became mandatory.

First, because of the complications in setting up the machinery the Ancillary Copyright Act would require, they will have to wait about two years before getting any dividends.

And several Republicans who had talked to Mr. Crowley lately said he was setting up the machinery to run, with supporters even contacting the media to arrange interviews.

On Sept. 3, Gen. Khanh returned to the capital, & the following day announced a tentative program for getting the country back on its feet & setting up administrative machinery to carry it through the next 2 mos.

Setting up the Cooker.

And the problem for Attlee's government is that Bechuanaland, a British protectorate, abuts South Africa, which is setting up the gruesome machinery of apartheid.

Terry, Thomas, and Hoadley, after about a year of setting up the required machinery, produced some 4,000 clocks in the following two years.