Example sentences of "[adj] set up the [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Browne knew the Masai well and understood how alien such a proposal was to their consensual system of politics , but nevertheless this was the beginning of a long and unavailing effort by the British to set up the laibon as chief of the Tanganyika Masai , until at last in 1933 the current occupant asked to be relieved of his office .
2 This set up the General Teaching Council for Scotland to deal with the training , registration and professional conduct of Scottish teachers .
3 As is indicated in the chapter on teaching in role , it 's possible to set up the pre-requisites through carefully chosen opening lines .
4 Since documents prepared with either indented or hanging paragraphs tend to be consistently of the one style , it is as easy to set up the format before typing as it is to do it afterwards .
5 To alleviate hardship when a bank becomes insolvent the Banking Act 1979 set up the Deposit Protection Fund .
6 By s. 259 of a private Act of Parliament of 1836 setting up the railway line , it was provided that , if a line should be abandoned , the lands acquired for the track should vest in the owners for the time being of the adjoining lands .
7 What changes in the 1970s set up the forces , working through the world market and multinational corporation networks , to generate a new international division of labour ?
8 As Prince and Starky told their followers to sell their lands and give them the money , in 1849 they were able to set up the Agapemone , the ‘ Abode of Love ’ , on land they had bought in the village of Spaxton , near Charlynch .
9 He felt he had the upper hand for once , and they had n't been able to set up the Microwave Gun yet , either ; he felt cool and relaxed .
10 The motivation behind making central funding available to set up the alumni bodies seems to be an elaboration of the same theme .
11 They included ‘ Flying Scotsman ’ and ‘ Mallard ’ , which in 193 8 set up the world speed record for a steam locomotive of 126 m.p.h. , and which can now be seen at York ( q.v . ) .
12 In a rather haphazard fashion , and greatly encouraged by the British , Roosevelt finally agreed in 1942 to set up the Office of Strategic Services ( OSS ) under the command of Colonel William Donovan .
13 7.1.1 Setting up the instruments
14 The first was over £1 million to set up the George Pitt-Rivers Chair of Archaeological Science in memory of the distinguished anthropologist , the late Captain George Pitt-Rivers .
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