Sentence examples for administration outlining from inspiring English sources

A report recently submitted by the jobs council to the Obama administration outlining strategies for growth could result in "millions of jobs," Mr. Immelt said.

Although he did not discuss it in detail, Mr. Hadley's staff has also put together contingency plans for Mr. Obama's administration outlining options for responding to potential crises that could arise in the opening hours or days of the next presidency when new officials are still trying to figure out how to make the telephones work.

The administration outlined strategies in 2003 to overhaul mileage requirements for light trucks, including sport utilities.

In documents provided to companies bidding on a city franchise to install street structures -- pay toilets, bus shelters, newsstands -- the Bloomberg administration outlined numerous requirements.

B1 AN EXPANDING CAMPAIGN -- Bombing in Afghanistan stopped because of the Muslim Sabbath, but the Bush administration outlined more of its expanding antiterror campaign.

Earlier this week, the Giuliani administration outlined the two main forms of assistance it is seeking from the federal government to help encourage the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan.

In 2002, at a legal symposium, the Bush administration outlined plans for "F.D.A. involvement in product liability lawsuits," and it has been methodically pursuing that strategy.

A1 BUSINESS DAYC1-10 Avertheg the Next Crisis The Bush administration outlined a plan to prevent a future credit crisis like the one that now grips the economy.

In March, the administration outlined a multifaceted program that aims to help as many as nine million homeowners refinances mortgages and stay in their houses.

The security agreement Mr. Maliki's government negotiated with the Bush administration outlined, among other things, the legal protections for American forces in the country.

NEW YORK TIMES   White House Proposes Privacy Guidelines  |  The Obama administration outlined a set of principles intended to help consumers control how Internet companies use their personal data, The New York Times reports.