Sentence examples for work of setting up from inspiring English sources

But more fundamentally, Mr. Romney must begin the nuts-and-bolts work of setting up a general-election campaign.

The Department of Health and Human Services is doing the nuts-and-bolts work of setting up the system.

Now begins the delicate and difficult work of setting up permanent housing arrangements for homeless people, many of whom have psychiatric or medical problems that require ongoing counseling and other services.

Records show the law firm in fact commissioned a specialist incorporation agency in the BVI on their British clients' behalf, to do the detailed work of setting up a series of such offshore companies.

All the upfront work of setting up an electronic health record can be easier and more worthwhile if you happen to be one of the few patients whose health care providers are themselves making an electronic push.

Today he starts the work of setting up his 1000cc, four-cylinder YZF-R1 on the 3.66-mile Northamptonshire circuit, encouraged by his double win at Monza earlier this year over the reigning superbike champion, the Italian Max Biaggi, and the current points leader Carlos Checa of Spain.

Auto DevOps aims to take all the grunt work out of setting up CI/CD pipelines and deploying to containers.

They believe this will remove a lot of repetition at a local level and instead will give trusts more time to work on setting up of the study.

"I think Invisible Children is starting some of the best work there, in terms of setting up the early warning mechanism".

Early on, Marsh decided to work with G&J Distillers, instead of setting up his own distillery.

When connected to a computer through a U.S.B. cable, the unit works in the conventional way of setting up playlists and copying music from your CDs.