Sentence examples for delineated said from inspiring English sources

"Exactly how much a given school district will receive, that's still being delineated," said Assemblyman Steven Sanders, a Manhattan Democrat who is chairman of the chamber's Education Committee.

"The executive order doesn't say what type of funding will be stripped and it doesn't define what sanctuary is… and the steps [of enforcement] aren't clearly delineated," said Alyson Sincavage, a legislative advocate for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

"The cost is not fully delineated," he said.

Thea Lee, deputy chief of staff for the AFL-CIO and its chief international economist, acknowledged that a progressive model for trade "hasn't been clearly delineated," and said the challenge ahead is to discuss next steps with the Trump administration.

"We have natural boundaries," he said, delineating them: the Willis Avenue Bridge on the east, the Third Avenue Bridge on the west, the Major Deegan Expressway on the north and the Harlem River to the south.

Avoiding a stodgy approach that would have, say, delineated the chemical effects of folic acid, the commercials show a live stork arriving at an office to tell an employee she is pregnant.

"It had delineated space," Mr. Dellaverson said, citing the separate kitchen and the sleeping nook next to two big windows.

That said, by delineating so many crisscrossing lines in a piece Mr. Volodos sometimes lets the music get tangled up in itself.

"We are giving Americans back their money," he said, without delineating which Americans would be getting most of the money.

City laws cover more areas than state and federal laws, delineating 13 protected categories, compared with 11 delineated by the state and by the federal government.

He wants to emphasize "substance and depth" and make its programs more clearly delineated during the day and night, he said in an interview on Friday.