Sentence examples for thinking of setting up from inspiring English sources

I'm even thinking of setting up a charity.

They were thinking of setting up a coffee shop instead.

When former chief executives are thinking of setting up a meeting, he said, they wonder if people will come and whether they will stay.

Officials at the zoo are thinking of setting up a scholarship for staff members for training or for a trip to study elephants in the wild.

My book on sex addiction is out in June, and I'm thinking of setting up a campaign to raise awareness of the condition and its consequences".

'We're also willing to provide some support for people who are thinking of setting up something similar in their area," says Tottle.

Although President Mubarak's son, Ala, has an interest in the place and an Egyptian film unit is said to be thinking, appropriately, of setting up there the Cairo driver stubbornly denied its existence.

In fact, I can remember thinking at the time of setting up the label, when trying to work out the format for the catalogue numbers — do we really need a 3 digit catalogue number (i.e. TEC000), or would 2 do (TEC00)?

Here is what we are going to do to fill the gap from European money and here is how we are going to keep our research institutions great and prevent against the likes of Oxford thinking about setting up campuses abroad to enable and prevent loss of potential talent for research".

"All the middle-income countries — in Eastern Europe, Central and South America, the Middle East and all over Asia — are aware of NICE and are thinking about setting up something similar," said Dr. Andreas Seiter, a senior health specialist at the World Bank.

Brazil, which is also thinking about setting up its own aid agency, gives up to $4 billion a year of assistance, broadly defined.