Sentence examples for by a clear set from inspiring English sources

The second was that this policy would be steered by a clear set of values: "non-negotiable demands", no less, of human dignity.

Since Donnie Walsh took over as the team president last year, he and D'Antoni have been guided by a clear set of priorities. 1. Clear salary-cap space for the free-agent class of 2010.

The chief political adviser to President Mohammad Khatami, Hossein Valeh, said in an interview that if the reformers' predictions are realized, the president will have a clear mandate to act on his pledge to remake Iran from an insular country of disjointed ruling elites into a democratic state ruled by a clear set of constitutional laws.

Passion is activated by a clear set of conditions, and these rules apply to everyone; no one is immune.

The HGP was characterized by a clear set of ambitious goals and plans for achieving them; a limited number of funded investigators typically organized around centers or consortia; a commitment to public data/resource release; and a need for significant funding to support project infrastructure and new technology development.

Research groups within each disease area should be encouraged to collaborate and facilitate these changes in practice; for example, by defining a clear set of important adjustment factors and by initiating central repositories to collate and manage individual patient data.

Mr. Hollande thinks that by avoiding a clear set of campaign commitments, he can circumvent anything specific that might threaten his wide lead over Mr. Sarkozy in current polling.

The plan would give teachers and school systems more protection by establishing a clear set of charges — such as improper use of force, sexual abuse or refusal to obey rules — along with a strict set of deadlines for submissions of evidence and arguments.

The ODP is designed to help the development from existing offline algorithms to novel real-time algorithms by introducing a clear set of rules for development and evaluation.

President Obama has been incredibly consistent in his desire to see dangerous chemical plants switch to safer technology, from cosponsoring bills in the Senate to his campaign platform where he set as a goal: "Secure our chemical plants by setting a clear set of federal regulations that all plants must follow, including... where possible, using safer technology, such as less toxic chemicals".

In your 2008 book Change We Can Believe In you promised, "An Obama Administration will...[s]ecure our chemical plants by setting a clear set of federal regulations that all plants must follow, including improving barriers, containment, mitigation and safety training, and wherever possible, using safer technology, such as less toxic chemicals".