Sentence examples for failed to lay out from inspiring English sources

He pointedly failed to lay out a timetable for withdrawal (other than saying that "as the Iraqis stand up, we will stand down").

Worse, analysts say, he failed to lay out a detailed road map of how Japan might realistically rid itself of nuclear power without all the lights going out.

However, he failed to lay out a plan or even a vision as to how America might play this new game.

Not only have our political leaders failed to lay out a vision of what they hope the budget will achieve, they are pulling the wool over Americans' eyes about the kind of budget we are about to get.

And the speech follows repeated criticism from Republicans throughout the debt fight earlier this summer that Mr. Obama has failed to lay out his own plan for turning around the economy.

But not only is he unlikely to win Security Council backing for such an operation, he has failed to lay out any legal basis for it and has not won support from key organizations — namely the Arab League and NATO — that could provide legitimacy.

Instead, although the text of what is to be known as the New York declaration recognises the scale of the crisis, it fails to lay out concrete measures.

"Expecting Better" will be a revelation for curious mothers-to-be whose doctors fail to lay out the pros and cons of that morning latte, let alone discuss real science.

Failing to lay out any specific measures related to the future funding of the health service, Mr Osborne said: "And because savings have been driven by efficiency and reform, the quality of public services has not gone down – it's gone up.

The media will trumpet each one of these hurdles as it happens, but will (my guess) fail to lay out exactly what to expect next at each stage of the process.

Finally, some females failed to lay eggs, so they were tested towards the end of the experiment (affecting 60 out of 614 extra-pair trials).