Sentence examples for document spelled out from inspiring English sources

A 1975 document spelled out the consequences.

The coalition document spelled out that while existing rights would be protected, future retirement benefits were likely to be less generous.

The document spelled out the scope of the rule's ban on proprietary trading and its broad exemptions for more routine business practices that can be mistaken for riskier trades.

The American strategic-guidance document spells out the concern.

The newly published multimedia document spells out precisely how the recordings contradicted the accounts of the senior officials.

The document spells out broad freedoms for individuals, including the rights of free speech, assembly and press.

Another document spells out a legal agreement between Sitt I-Nasab and her husband, Solomon, preventing his mother and sisters from entering his wife's quarters or making "any request of her at all, not even a match".

As a result, while diplomats feverishly negotiate a complex 80-page document spelling out the meeting's goals, there are few expectations for concrete actions or pledges of new aid to developing countries.

The party has previously adopted a goal of ensuring Australia obtains 90% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030, but the new policy document spells out how this could be achieved.

That language echoes the public, if obscure, language of Executive Order 12333 – the seminal, Reagan-era document spelling out the powers and limitations of the intelligence agencies, including rules governing surveillance by the National Security Agency.

But it will also amount to a political document, spelling out for the people of each nation the most difficult issues of this war, notably how long American troops will remain.