Sentence examples for being made outside the from inspiring English sources
Want to be Speaker because: He says he's opposed to announcements being made outside the Commons.
3.45pm: Like Cormack, he says he's opposed to announcements being made outside the Commons.
There are wildly audacious movies (more than ever) being made outside the studio system, and there are also equally meretricious ones, such as "Cake" and "Still Alice".
But, starting in the late nineteen-fifties and picking up in the sixties, many independent movies were being made outside the Hollywood system and many were among the most audacious and original films of their times.
Of course, investigators find this who-calls-whom data useful, and want the communications data bill because more calls are being made outside the traditional telecoms providers, often through non-UK outfits such as Viber and Skype.
With the big decisions being made outside the planning process, strategic planning becomes merely a codification of judgments top management has already made, rather than a vehicle for identifying and debating the critical decisions that the company needs to make to produce superior performance.
Classifying goods as American-made can be dicey, he discovered, because many products have parts that are made outside the United States.
All the arrests were made outside the ground.
The decision to cut was made outside the normal cycle of monetary-policy decisions.
But it did not matter that the fabric was made outside the United States.
