Sentence examples for given a blueprint from inspiring English sources

South Korea was given a blueprint for tax reform.

"The Regents have now given a blueprint for avoidance of a bedrock principle of museum operation," Mr. Brodsky wrote in a Sept. 20 letter to Dr. Tisch.

A local civil engineer was given a blueprint and, to Mr. Miller's surprise, delivered "pretty much exactly what was asked for," he said.

"The tours offer insight into the buildings' 1,000 years of history," said Matthew Morgan, the tour manager, "that have shaped a nation and given a blueprint for democracy and parliaments the world over".

"None of these people were given a blueprint by the back slap of some mentor who said, 'Here's the plan honey — or son — follow the script,' " said Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean for executive programs at the Yale School of Management.

How apt, then, that Ecclestone – who continues to spin gold for shareholders, the private equity company CVC Capital, if not the teams – has been given a blueprint for the sport's future by the best salesmen in the world, the Americans, who want a closer relationship between drivers and fans as well as greater use of social media.

This bill does not give a blueprint for the future but rather erases the mistakes of the past while minimising further reorganisation of the NHS.

"We're not about to give a blueprint of all our vulnerabilities to the bad guys," said Gene Grabowski of the Grocery Manufacturers of America, a trade group in Washington that represents big food companies.

A fuzzy spread then gives a blueprint of how to make groups for test procedures where certain kinds of objects are mixed together and in each group one kind is over-represented.

"We hope that we give a blueprint," she said.

It's hard to give a blueprint when in fact you don't know what the infrastructure is already.