Sentence examples for succeeded in setting up from inspiring English sources

And the Iranians succeeded in setting up just two of the planned six groupings of 164 centrifuges at the pilot plant.

Have Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry really succeeded in setting up the turn-out-the-vote operations that both sides have said is critical to success?

Recently, a group of investigators lead by Dr. Paul Lizardi has succeeded in setting up a technology that enables the genome wide mapping of hypo and hypermethylation of DNA.

For us, this is a sort of proof not only that our new wave is important, but that we have succeeded in setting up an event significant enough that Lincoln Center wants our public to go there".

The inspectors also noted that the agency had finally succeeded in setting up a good monitoring system for the 20 percent work after a rocky start in February, when Iran began raising the enrichment levels.

At the height of his fame, around 1980, he attracted many thousands of devotees — including movie stars and political celebrities — and succeeded in setting up a network of hundreds of ashrams and meditation centers around the globe.

"What we are doing now is to try to send a message to Hizbullah and to the Lebanese government... hoping that somehow we'll succeed in setting up a new situation between Israel and Hizbullah".

Patel is confident he will not give up his serenity for the madness that the corridor promises to bring: "Even if DMIC succeeds in setting up industrial hubs that thrive, we do not want to become robotic labourers who carry their lunchboxes to work every day.

For example, you may succeed in setting up a clinical trial, having waded through all the paperwork to get the necessary approval, only to have the clinician in charge leave the hospital because his or her contract is over.

Seeing brutal dictators toppled after decades in power has renewed their determination to succeed in setting up their own governments, free from outside influence.

Even when a lawyer succeeds in setting up a meeting with a detainee, he or she must speak to the client via phone through a Plexiglass barrier - and the phones are often broken, leaving the lawyer to yell his advice through the Plexiglass.