Sentence examples for details on future from inspiring English sources

Those documents – containing details on future projects such as a $100,000 campaign to "dissuade teachers from teaching science", as well as fundraising efforts – have been confirmed, in part, by Heartland itself, corporate donors such as Microsoft, and climate sceptic blogger Anthony Watts, who hoped to benefit from Heartland fundraising this year.

We'll be providing more details on future plans for Beluga in the coming weeks.

And while Google provided no details on future phones, there is clearly an opportunity to fill out the Nexus One family with niche devices targeted at different types of consumers much like Palm did with the Palm Pixi.

After blatantly boasting about how well they'd managed to keep the N97 off the radar, you'd think that Nokia would be incredibly wary of letting on details of future handsets.

The 39-page document sets out broad goals but lacks detail on future hot-button issues like extending the retail price caps on roaming, which Ms. Kroes opposed as competition commissioner, and is silent on whether to impose similar caps on mobile roaming fees for data, where charges are unregulated and can exceed 3 per downloaded megabyte of data.

Writing things down keeps you more engaged, and you'll come away with those choice bits of information that will help provide detail on future events or projects.

Another technique for gathering intelligence on campaigners has been to convince activists to become paid informants and pass on details of future protests and prominent campaigners.

17 20 25 26 One study defined advance directives as 'any document that instructed caregivers on details of future care', 20 another study provided no definition, 17 and two other studies reported data on the completion of living wills as well as durable powers of attorney for healthcare.

A spokesman for the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) said: "No decisions have yet been made on the details of future years' funding, ahead of the Autumn Statement and Local Government Finance Settlement.

Although the ECB's Draghi gives some hints on the possible details of future non-standard measures, the tone of his answers during the Q&A session seems to suggest that no agreement has been found among policymakers.

PS: I am soon to speak about the value of a PhD at a conference (now that I've passed the initiation test for Next Wave they are letting me loose on an unsuspecting public), so keep an eye on this column for details of future events.