Sentence examples for address setting out from inspiring English sources

Speaking in a keynote address setting out his plans for the renegotiation of the UK's role in Europe, Mr Cameron said the referendum on Eu membership was "perhaps the biggest decision in our lifetime".

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Jean-Claude Juncker's self-styled state of the European Union address set out to turn the page on Britain's vote to leave and persuade the bloc that if it is to weather a perfect storm of crises it must stop bickering, promise less and deliver more.

US President Barack Obama made a wide-ranging State of the Union address to Congress, setting out his political agenda on many fronts.

It is the first truly global climate agreement that commits both rich and poor nations to addressing climate change, setting out on the long-term goal of eliminating human-caused greenhouse gases by the end of the century. .

SUCH is the secrecy in which China's Communist Party cloaks itself that Hu Jintao, its leader since 2002, has only twice given a live address to the nation setting out his party's policies in depth.

This perspective seeks to address this need by setting out the state of practice.

In the post-film Q&A, Rees addressed the pitfalls of setting out to do a "message" movie, emphasizing that the best way to reach an audience and open up their perspective is through strong characters, not an agenda.

According to Jobsket, they're setting out to address both sides of the coin.

Description: Incredible Health says it's setting out to address what it characterizes as the largest labor shortage in the country: nurses.

In 1894, he launched an expedition to secure the route, and before setting out he addressed his followers from a balcony of his great house.