Sentence examples for designed to set out from inspiring English sources

In a speech designed to set out her core beliefs, May offered a deliberate rejection of the legacy of Thatcherism.

The speech was designed to set out a route map for the Lib Dems in government, with Clegg claiming that the party – still floundering at 10% in the polls – would eventually gain respect for acting in the national interest.

Rather, it is designed to set out a clear direction and create some momentum, wrote Barry Naughton of the University of California, San Diego on the Asia Society's China File website.

And the two houses came together to pass the temporary voting measure, which was designed to set out guidelines for verifying new voter registration applications and to establish what kinds of identification should be valid for first-time voters when they go to the polls.

The Channel 4 chief executive launched a wide-ranging review last month, designed to set out a "bold new vision" for the channel as it attempts to convince Ofcom of the need for £100m of extra support from the public purse.

In 1984, Wedgwood asked him to design a table setting--just a design of how to set out their own wares.

Labour's amendment last night was designed to fill that void, to set out a process for taking a clear decision on military action, on evidence.

"If one were to set out to design a visa that was ideal for terrorists," Steven Camarota from the Center for Immigration Studies testified before a House subcommittee in 2004, "the visa lottery system would be it".

We were very clear to set out preliminary design and very careful to order parts.

Research continues in an effort to set out appropriate design guidelines for rainscreen walls.

Understanding how their model is designed to work, I set out to understand whether or not it does work.