Sentence examples for the key to setting up from inspiring English sources

The bridge is the key to setting up an efficient route to transport urgently needed food and medical supplies to the estimated three million Afghans in the north who could face starvation this winter.

Smith argues "the key to setting up any peer review system is knowing what you want your peer reviewers to do, and why" [ 20].

"It says a lot about how China has evolved," said Dede Nickerson, an American and a producer on the new version who has lived in China for two decades and was key to setting up the remake of the Paramount Pictures film.

Dick Naab, the northern coordinator for Mr. Bremer's occupation authority, said in an e-mail response that General Petraeus "has been key to setting up and running the Nineveh government".

The key to setting yourself up for a relaxing trip and a smooth transition home comes down to preparation.

Additionally, the client sends its own public key to set up a bi-directional encrypted communication (see Fig. 5 c).   4.

Installation is intended to be quick and painless, utilizing USB keys to set up the drive rather then the standard CD.

The key to begin setting up your triangle choke is to grab one of his arms while he is trying to punch you and to deflect it so it moves beside your head instead of hitting it.

I said I wanted to see this tackled head-on and I welcome the commitment from the key players to set up a cross-industry forum that will help to do this.

The study found that younger pupils identified the ability to manage money as one of the key skills needed to set up a business.

The key idea was to set up second-order parameters that acted on the first-order modules of perception, belief and desire, thus regulating or disrupting the operation of perceptual and action programs.