Sentence examples for setting up of mass from inspiring English sources

We informed 502 randomly selected participants about the setting up of mass treatment centers for persons who had been at the train station and told the other 503 that persons who had been at the train station were being asked to stay home for 7 days and to phone a help line if symptoms developed.

We are setting up more of them.

Mary Benson was a South African-born writer and anti-apartheid activist who had returned to her native country five years earlier to run the Treason Trial Defence Fund, set up after the mass arrest of African National Congress leaders, including Nelson Mandela.

The teacher should show, on the board, how to set up a proportion of mass in kilograms to Roly-Polies.

Seawater flashing and stripping have been investigated, and a simulation code has been set up taking account of mass, energy and momentum balances together with phase equilibrium conditions.

Partner Richard Wong attributes the move instigating critical mass to the ease of setting up a startup, "Prior to Amazon Web Services it was difficult to get distribution.

However, premium fashion brands may be hesitant to set up shop on mass marketplaces like Lazada and Rakuten because of the risk of being perceived as a mass brand.

With just six days left before the largest planned demonstration of the Republican National Convention, organizers and the city have yet to reach an agreement on how to handle the masses of protesters, setting up the potential for confrontations with the police just as the Republican delegates arrive.

Four different crews are involved in throwing Hot Mass, and each week they alternate the responsibilities of setting up, booking, and running the night.

Plaintiffs' lawyers, who typically receive 25percentto40percentcent of a settlement, routinely set up mass screenings for union members and other workers who might have been exposed to asbestos.

The group was set up to do mass mailings and make phone calls on behalf of the mayor's plan to ban party primaries.