Sentence examples for setting up the consortium from inspiring English sources

It says nurses are angry and believe money would better be spent on patient care than setting up the consortium.

UNICEF provided technical assistance to the Ministry in setting up the consortium.

The importance of having the mouse genome publicly available was a driving factor in SmithKline Beecham's proposal to set up the consortium, said Rick Koenig, a spokesman.

On Sunday, in a Sky interview, Cameron said that there would be "proper and substantive changes" to the bill setting up the new GP-led consortiums at the end of the two-month pause in its passage through parliament.

Mark Samuels, managing director of the National Institute for Health Research Office for Clinical Research Infra­structure, which set up the medical consortium, told me: "This is an unprecedented collaboration and to get to clinical trials in six years shows remarkable progress". So how will the researchers know whether their trial has been a success?

In March a group of firms including Cisco, IBM and GE set up the Industrial Internet Consortium, which among other things will look at innovative approaches to security in web-connected industrial gear.

In 2010, a group of lifelong United fans made up of City bankers and lawyers set up the Red Knights consortium in an attempt to buy the club with the support of fans, but their plans failed.

To address that, Stasz and her group set up the Food Waste Reduction Alliance, a consortium under the GMA umbrella, to encourage companies across the industry to begin quantifying their waste.

"(In setting up a consortium), the key is the clarity of their purpose and how the technology will be shared and how the profits will be shared.

What's more, the infrastructure being set up by the consortium will communicate automatically with government agencies like U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

"Meyer and the consortium have set up the field of ancient DNA to be revolutionized again," says Beth Shapiro, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, who was not part of the team.