Sentence examples for setting up of new from inspiring English sources

Due to the relatively easy preparation of such tubes by our injection method using commercial samples, we foresee that for testing the resolution and setting up of new generation electron microscopes, TPPS4 aggregates will become a benchmark specimen.

All subsequent visits with the pharmacist were scheduled at intervals of 3 months and involved follow-up medication review, continuous assessment of the health care plan to ensure that patients were adherent with their medication, and assessment of whether the goals that had been set were being met and setting up of new goals as needed.

The report is explicit that the setting up of new schools – all new schools – will now be done by the DSS, not councils.

I heard from two organisations who are currently spinning out that the setting up of new pension arrangements is consuming an inordinate amount of time.

It has happened in Spain in the past two years and may be happening in America.Second, losses of income, compounded by the housing crisis, causes young people to postpone marriage, the setting up of new homes, and children.

Could the Tories become the party of English reaction?After all, one consequence of the Tories' defeat has been the setting up of new assemblies in Scotland and Wales.

In the political arena, the communiqué proposes the setting up of a new "leading small group" to oversee reforms.

We also see that he casually expected an easy conquest of Iraq and setting up of a new government.

Cameron had written to John Whittingdale, the chairman of the Commons culture committee, recommending the setting up of a new body.

Perhaps the greatest challenge facing the setting up of a new regulatory body for the press is the creation of its arbitration service, a key Leveson requirement.

The poor performance of Swedish children in maths, in one study in the mid 1980s, led to the setting up of a new programme of in-service training for teachers.