Sentence examples similar to circulars setting out from inspiring English sources

Defra will develop a new resources and waste strategy, setting out measures to improve the use of resources, increasing re-use and recycling, minimising waste and creating a more circular economy.

This notification was by a printed circular letter, which set out the full text of the act, and gave a full list of all such local-option points.

The new circular economy package sets out ambitious recycling and landfilling targets for the EU.

Further to Parliament's call in its resolution of 9 July 2015 on resource efficiency: moving towards a circular economy – in addition to the commitments set out by the Commission in its Action Plan for the Circular Economy of 26 January 2017 – on 16 January 2018, the Commission finally published its communication on a monitoring framework for the circular economy.

For the three year recruitment phase ScHARR coordinated the data collection and developed proposals for the statistical analysis in line with the principles set out in the circular.

Small scale methods more suitable for Africa are semi-circular hoops, low banks of stone set out on the contour, and small basins formed by digging with hand hoes.

Before leaving the area, I set out on an easy circular walk from Cowbridge.

The broad principles for the establishment and conduct of the risk sharing scheme were set out in an NHS circular.

The report sets out a blueprint to create a "circular economy" – where all materials used in Australia are then recovered and reused domestically.

A spokesman for Alliance Trust said: "Alliance Trust has clearly set out its reasons for rejecting Elliott's request in its circular to shareholders last week.

Politics has been more convoluted (as usual): the EU set out a strong but incremental policy proposal to promote the circular economy, which the UK government publicly supported while privately working to dilute it.