Sentence examples for action outlined from inspiring English sources

I also fully support the further action outlined by the home secretary.

World Rugby's taking independent action outlined a level of dissatisfaction with that move, leaving the Six Nations disciplinary process under almost as much scrutiny as Marler himself.

"We are glad to see the recommendations with regard to the restraint and control of patients and the establishing of a national system of training in this regard". "We have been calling for the kind of action outlined in this report for years.

The plans of action outlined in the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions including the development and promotion of clean and efficient energy systems, making industries more energy efficient, creating climate resilient urban centers and green transportation systems, among others are ambitious but achievable.

The Road Map presents the expected outcomes under each of the four priorities for action outlined in the Sendai Framework, and proposes key actions that the UNISDR Science and Technology Partnership can undertake to fulfil the expected outcomes and to achieve the goal of the Sendai Framework.

In this overall context of growing complexity and need, UNICEF, which  responds to more than two hundred emergencies each year, is committed to supporting governments and helping people build their own resilience, through the humanitarian action outlined in this report, as well as in its regular programming.

INGOs will then have to submit an annual plan of action, outlining all envisaged projects and budget.

World Rugby's move to launch independent action outlines a level of dissatisfaction with that move, leaving the Six Nations disciplinary process under almost as much scrutiny as Marler himself.

A final discussion on where benchmarking and performance assessment sits within the wider lexicon of improvement action outlines the crucial nature of performance management as part of the craft of public management.

In 2012, at the encouragement of UNICEF, the ILO, and Save the Children, the Burmese government and the United Nations signed a joint plan of action outlining terms for the gradual release of child soldiers from the Tatmadaw, including fighters over 18 who were recruited as minors.

At the end of the two day consultation, delegates will adopt a Declaration and Plan of Action outlining the commitment of political communities to address the rights and needs of children affected by AIDS.