Sentence examples for by setting out how from inspiring English sources
So countries must focus on increasing the ambition of their intended reductions, and show these are credible by setting out how they will be achieved through domestic policies and legislation.
In his speech on Monday, Osborne will say anyone remotely serious about tackling UK's problems needs to start by setting out how savings, including in welfare, will be achieved, something Labour is intent on avoiding until next year at the earliest.
However, I will end by setting out how the Threshold View might work in practice in newborn intensive care.
At the apex of this structure would be a national growth council responsible for a growth strategy, leading to further sub-growth strategies department by department, setting out how each Whitehall department will hold dialogues with its relevant industrial sectors.
Normally this would lead to an election campaign that was dominated by politicians setting out how they would overhaul the NHS - and a new government now eager to get on with it.
But Hill asked the governors to write back by 13 January setting out how they would pass a resolution to become an academy, "with a named sponsor agreed with the DfE".
She made a determined effort yesterday by posting a blog setting out how little she thought of her former colleagues on Rochdale council.
The government's national security strategy will be set out today, and the strategic defence security review will be announced tomorrow by the prime minister, setting out how these threats would be tackled.
First there is a long motion appointing the members of the Bill Committee who'll be tasked with hearing the petitions of people affected by the HS2 scheme, and setting out how the bill will be carried forward into the 2014-15 parliamentaryearar.
She promised to share her thoughts on a draft bill setting out how independent regulation could be underpinned by statute.
In two weeks' time the Department of Health will publish the UK Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy, setting out how the Government intends to respond to the challenges outlined by Dame Sally.
