Sentence examples for begin to set out from inspiring English sources
Instead it needs to begin to set out what its vision for the NHS is".
The Liberal Democrats are promising 15 hours of free childcare for all two-year-olds in England, as they begin to set out their policies ahead of the next general election.
I wouldn't begin to set out an electoral path to victory like Silver gamely tried to do for the New York Post (give the Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid credit for asking a smart Obama supporter how the paper's guy could pull an upset).
But I do think that if you look at this as a kind of chess game, tactically speaking, it's probably not wise to announce your limitations before you begin to set out the board.
The NHS has begun to set out its own stall to meet the challenges of the future.
Smonlam took place at the beginning of the winter thaw, when caravans began to set out once again and the hunting season was resumed.
But once General Clark began to set out his views and his agenda, he did not and could not try to be all things to all people.
Ashton has begun to set out his case for an England recall and he is the leading try-scorer in this season's Heineken Cup.
The new boss of Royal Bank of Scotland has begun to set out how he intends to put customers at the heart of its operations after a string of damaging allegations about the bailed-out bank's treatment of customers.
To me, that reads like an argument against innovation.And even if one assumes that regulations can be tweaked to make use of these products safer, EOC hasn't begun to set out a case that the benefits of CDOs justify the costs (or even that such products should be given the benefit of the doubt).
