Sentence examples for change outlined from inspiring English sources

Aboul Gheit said the US should accept the extended timetable for political change outlined by the Egyptian leadership which centres on Mubarak resigning at elections in September.

That, at any rate, must be what Barack Obama is assuming, judging by the approach to climate change outlined in his ten-year budget plan.Throughout his campaign for the presidency and again in his inaugural address, Mr Obama said that it would be necessary to limit America's emissions of greenhouse gases.

One change outlined on Friday is geared toward transparency by having the police "offer more detailed examples of eligibility standards for a permit, and make the additional examples available both in print and online," according to a news release from the mayor's office.

"Building on the culture change outlined in Sir Robert Francis's report - namely to ensure high-quality, compassionate care, focused on the needs of patients - a system-wide programme of action is being developed to improve overall standards of care for dying people".

Although Uranus is known to have a bright south polar region, the north pole is fairly dim, which is incompatible with the model of the seasonal change outlined above.

Vision and Change outlined a set of core competencies in addition to the five core concepts.

A recent report from the Committee on Climate Change outlines the environment's bleak future.

And he said he was pleased by the changes outlined by General McChrystal.

Under the changes outlined by the commission, hospital clinics could lose 5 percent of their Medicare revenue.

Indeed, the corporate changes outlined by Ballmer have already occurred in these two companies.

The proposed changes outlined today by the justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, instead give the DPP a veto power over arrest warrants.