Sentence examples for which are setting from inspiring English sources

Our equivocation over the impact of localising aid is likely to perplex, and possibly surprise, some developing countries, as well as donors such as USAid, which are setting out to localise a higher proportion of aid.

A task force created by the Port Authority said in a report that if 27 of its recommendations are put into effect quickly, airport delays, which are setting records, could be reduced by next summer and that if all of them are adopted, an additional 3.5 million passengers a year could pass through Kennedy International Airport without causing more delays.

We know that there are HBCUs which are setting a standard of excellence for students, though we must determine what they are doing right and replicate it in our struggling schools.

But final regulations released quietly on Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) give 16 states and the District of Columbia, which are setting up their own exchanges, until 2015 to begin random sampling of enrollees' employer-insurance status.

At a minimum, Early Head Start and Head Start should be integrated and co-located as a rule, and we have to continue to learn as much as possible from the Head Start Centers of Excellence, which are setting a high bar for quality early education in general.

844, 47 U.S.C.A. § 96, the relevant portions of which are set forth in the margin.

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The stickers will be phased out after the next license redesigns, which are set for July 2019. .

Laudable progress has been made under the MDGs, which are set to expire next year.

The cap is tawny or cream, while the hairs (which are set in lines) are tawny.

"Max had read my books, which are set in the early 19th century.