Sentence examples for will eschew setting up from inspiring English sources
The first-term US Senator, whose willingness to rebel against the Republican establishment has endeared him to the Christian and Tea Party wings of the party, will eschew setting up an exploratory committee as a first step as would be normal and simply plunge straight in as a fully-fledged runner.
In Heinersdorf, a poor area of east Berlin, there was uproar when Ahmaddiya Muslims from Pakistan, a group which mainstream Islam eschews, set up a mosque.
Barriers will be set up," he said.
"I will not set up factories abroad".
Patients' follow-ups will be set up yearly (Fig. 2).
And I saw a groundswell of social entrepreneurs eschewing traditional forms of charity and setting up businesses offering opportunities for people who once had none.
It will set up bank accounts.
Healthcare legislation will set up death panels.
Maderna eschewed the ivory tower for full-on engagement with orchestras and ensembles around the world, setting up the Kranichsteiner Kammer-Ensemble in Darmstadt, and conducting orchestras all over Europe, bringing programmes that mixed the ancient with the modern.
And it is already having an impact: After his booths appeared, Mr. Sobyanin's supporters began setting up their own, a nod to retail politics that most Kremlin-endorsed candidates have long eschewed as unnecessary.
