Sentence examples for blueprints set out from inspiring English sources

In some areas, Mr. Takenaka has followed blueprints set out by his predecessor, Hakuo Yanagisawa, like establishing benchmarks for the disposal of bad loans.

On Monday the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported blueprints setting out the building's cable layouts and security systems had been illegally accessed by a server in China.

But as long as they can follow the blueprint set out by the Manhattan Project, nations will continue to enter the nuclear club, and there's little the international community can do to prevent it.

Senior Labour MPs sought to contain the fallout from the crisis by publishing a blueprint setting out how the party can get a grip on the problem.

This would sidestep the problems that faced Wilson's DEA; the first incumbent, George Brown, later admitted that: "I think it is a pity that we didn't produce a blueprint setting out precisely what we wanted to achieve".

The blueprint sets out a complicated political system involving a quasi-bicameral legislature which would include appointed as well as directly and indirectly elected officials, and an even more complex separate voting system for the various legislative groups.

A controversial blueprint setting out land for home building in Denbighshire has been narrowly approved by county councillors.

Broadly, the Blueprint sets out to target HIV-associated tuberculosis to reduce deaths from the two diseases.

In 2000, the nations of the world rallied behind the U.N.'s Millennium Development Goals, a blueprint that set out a clear set of objectives in eight critical areas - among them, reducing extreme poverty and childhood mortality, increasing access to primary education and improving maternal health.

We base our estimates on the difference between a business as usual (counterfactual) scenario of malaria incidences and an intervention scenario of decreasing malaria incidences anchored in a long-term blueprint for eradication set out in the Roll Back Malaria RBM Global Malaria Action Plan GMAPMAP), first published in 2008.

Workmen had the original 1887 blueprints in hand, and had set out to re-create the hotel as it was in its prime, circa 1915.