Sentence examples for a message outlining from inspiring English sources

Froome has also insisted Sky had initially failed to match financial packages being offered by other teams and claims the deal for him to stay was eventually only agreed after he sent Brailsford a message outlining his stance.

To that end, most regional affiliate pages run a message outlining some ground rules, including a declaration that its members not be racist or homophobic — a useful disclaimer for making the group more palatable than many of its less clever peers.

Gage, believing an attack on La Galette would not gain any significant advantage, decided against action, and sent Amherst a message outlining his reasons.

In one image, an unlighted cigarette and lighter lay underneath a message outlined in hot pink: "lonely for you only".

Campaign Zero expands on that a stark message, outlining a mix of policy solutions that already have bipartisan support like requiring cops to use body cams, and improving community policing programs along with more controversial measures, such as amending union contracts to remove protections for officers accused of excessive force violations.

Shortly after the election, Trump released a video message outlining some of the executive actions he plans to take on his first day in office.

Ten days later, after the video had been viewed more than 3 million times on the Internet, and had received international news coverage, AT&T sent iPhone users a text message outlining changes in its billing practices.

So it came as a surprise to Florida fund officials that on Nov. 30, a day after Mr. Harrison sent them an e-mail message outlining a cautious belief in Enron, he sold their entire Enron position.

His current Huffington Post blog, Anthony Weiner is a Modern Human Being, is a thoughtful, measured message outlining the realities of how we live through social media and how Weiner is enacting how masses of people live and conduct affairs right now.

On July 6, Mr. Clarke sent Ms. Rice a previously undisclosed e-mail message outlining a number of steps agreed on at the meeting, including efforts to examine the threat of weapons of mass destruction and possible attacks in Latin America.

In response to an e-mail message outlining what aides and officials had said about the selection process, Mr. Pitt today issued a one-sentence statement through his spokeswoman, Christi Harlan.