Sentence examples for vehicles setting from inspiring English sources

Last week, mobs and security forces allied with Mr. Gbagbo attacked at least six United Nations vehicles, setting some ablaze and wounding two people.

California pioneered the idea of greenhouse gas limits for vehicles, setting standards in 2004 that were adopted by 13 other states and the District.

In Japan, in late 1989, the Environmental Agency's Central Council for Environmental Pollution Control instituted an exhaust gas control program for diesel vehicles, setting forth the permissible emission levels.

The antigovernment protesters, mostly poor rural residents known as red shirts, seized and vandalized several military vehicles, setting at least one truck on fire and cheering as soldiers with riot shields looked on.

To help any French-led counter-offensive into Germany, in November 1939 Churchill issued requirements for 200-ton trench-excavating vehiclesettinging off an expensive and useless program that continued into 1943.

The marines took up their positions here as quickly as they could climb out of their vehicles, setting up pickets and digging foxholes along a newly formed perimeter, and shutting off all their lights as soon as the sun had set.

These are vehicles set up by businesses and insurers to insure the parent company's risk.

The lieutenant gave everyone instructions and the convoy of vehicles set off.

Armored vehicles set up on the border of Sadr City and Ur.

About two hours later six Uganda armored vehicles set out from the capital, heading for Entebbe.

In European and Asian countries, there are clashes between demonstrators and police, with police vehicles set aflame.