Sentence examples for structure set up from inspiring English sources

The administrative structure set up by Mr. Bloomberg, however, may prevent him from learning from history.

In 1997, Britain scrapped the cumbersome regulatory structure set up after the 1986 Big Bang.

Beyond the tightened discretion, the new reporting structure set up under the Feeney amendment has judges especially angry.

A regulatory structure set up for banks in the 1930s needed to change, because the nature of business had changed.

Last month, the Guardian exposed a $2.7bn£1.9bnbn) lending structure set up in the Netherlands by drugs group AstraZeneca to avoid UK tax.

And what might that say about the management structure set up by Godolphin's founder, who is a famously hands-on boss?

Their concern is that the structure sets up an artistic pecking order and minimizes the directors whose areas tend to be less traditional, more multicultural and sometimes more provocative.

M.R.: The card structure sets up the experience so that you kind of know what you're going to get when you arrive.

Thus, theatres there were temporary structures, set up in the Campus Martius for the duration of public games.

Structures set up in the post-Mao era, meant to be temporary, have become permanent, he said.

And that's exactly what some people did, funnelling even more money through structures set up and registered by firms such as Mossack Fonseca.