Sentence examples for a blueprint about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush told Congressional Republicans in Williamsburg, Va., on Friday, "It's incumbent upon those of us in the executive branch -- Secretary Rumsfeld and our policy team -- to present to you a blueprint about what the military ought to look like and what the priorities ought to be".

In early February, Mr. Rogers delivered a blueprint for about $35 billion in cuts for the remainder of the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30.

Interestingly, when Manager Joe Girardi first discussed Rodriguez's plight last Wednesday, he said that Pettitte had offered Rodriguez a possible blueprint about how to respond.

The framework provides a detailed blueprint about what is to be measured and how results will be interpreted and reported.

Many experts say those conditions could be a blueprint for decisions about Comcast and NBC Universal.

When you left Walmart.com to start Tiny Prints, did you have a blueprint or thoughts about how you wanted the company to operate, in terms of culture? A. Yes.

Advocates of comprehensive sex education, which teaches young people about abstinence and precautions in case they engage in sex, said the new report should not become a blueprint for teaching about sex.

"We're not about to give a blueprint of all our vulnerabilities to the bad guys," said Gene Grabowski of the Grocery Manufacturers of America, a trade group in Washington that represents big food companies.

Although the Ligon case was far smaller in scope than the current lawsuit, Judge Scheindlin's decision in the earlier case appears to offer a blueprint of her thinking about the Fourth Amendment issues surrounding frisking.

That's why the neo-Darwinists talk about a blueprint.

"The department reached out to COPS to inquire about a blueprint for handling similar situations.