Sentence examples for basic outlines of a from inspiring English sources
Senior Democrats and Republicans have tentatively agreed on the basic outlines of a deal for the 13 appropriations bills for next year.
Until an apparent breakthrough yesterday, the country's politicians had been unable to secure the basic outlines of a deal which would permit the formation of a government.
These endorsements improve the chances that the international financial institutions and the advanced industrial nations will finally agree on the basic outlines of a proposal for greater debt relief during their annual meetings, which began here on Thursday.
East Germany's new political leaders said today that they had agreed on the basic outlines of a coalition government and expected to have it ready by the next session of Parliament, on Thursday.
But with Israel and the Palestinians still unable to reach agreement on the basic outlines of a proposed Israeli withdrawal from Palestinian areas, Mr. Tenet has concluded that there is a limit to what he and his agency can do, officials said.
In fairness, if you're talking about large cultural forces, like all the female elements of the culture being confected by men, they are quite difficult to make out; it's hard to see even the basic outlines of a picture when you're living in it.
Treasury spokesman Andrew Williams said Monday that the administration's top priorities "are ensuring the bill includes independent appointment, an independent budget, and an independent ability to set and enforce clear rules of road to protect American families". The basic outlines of an agreement have been in place for at least a month, sources said.
Mr. Cohen, now a senior writer at Time magazine, repeats himself early and often, which suggests that the basic outline of a propulsive story eluded him.
It's a basic outline of a mountain, and there's a swallow near it, and it looks like someone shoved a marker pen into Blue Ivy's hand and said "Draw".
Already there are AI tools that use the basic outline of a course and syllabus provided by the teacher to produce customized textbooks and curriculum for students.
