Sentence examples for a text setting out from inspiring English sources

A text setting out the basic framework for reform is being considered by member states, but experts are pessimistic about whether discussions will have any effect, given the lack of interest from the big powers such as the US and Russia.

We are concerned, if true, that this might undermine our efforts to agree a joint text setting out the positions of both countries, allowing Mr. Assange to leave the Embassy.

The text set out goals in four themes: security, employment, a reduction in rules coupled with an increase in the quality of public service, and greater mutual respect among the populace.

The newly translated text sets out 12 rules that members of the Takenouchi-ryū school were expected to follow.

The following text sets out arguments to abandon some of the categories used or suggested to classify intraductal proliferations, especially ADH, the so-called clinging type of ADH, and atypical lobular hyperplasia (ALH).

I must also say that we are sensitive to the issue of external debt forgiveness, but we identify more with the text set out in the joint resolution.

The text sets out Parliament's ideas for streamlining "European Semester" economic policy coordination and its input to the roadmap for deepening the Economic and Monetary Union, which will be discussed at the European Council summit of EU leaders on Thursday and Friday.

These two international treaties are still the principal texts setting out the rights and duties of an occupying power.

Marco Pierini is the contributing editor of the show's bilingual catalog, which also contains texts setting out Albers's ideas on art and teaching that could still be read with profit by educationalists in many fields.

Cameron insisted he had taken "some small steps forward" by securing changes to the text of a document setting out the EU's strategic agenda for the next five years.

There is nothing radical or unfamiliar in the text, and yet it is a firm setting out of the problem in all its complexity and perils.