Sentence examples for ideas set out from inspiring English sources

But the ideas set out by Theresa May don't fall in either category.

Those ideas, set out in his 1987 bestseller, "The Other Path", may even have helped to turn the poor against the Shining Path, ensuring its defeat.

So a fresh set of ideas, set out in a speech by Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, on June 30th, comes as a surprise.

He said the ideas set out in the pamplet should "form the starting point for Labour's approach to the EU in a defining moment for Europe".

The current model has failed, and the ideas set out in the Woolf report, which called for independent governance, have already been rejected.

Urgenda and Ockels were inspired to take action by ideas set out in a book written by Roger Cox, the lawyer now leading the case.

Having invited ten teams of architects to imagine a city fit for the 21st century, he embraced many of their ideas, setting out a vision of an ecological city, inspired by architects and artists as much as by engineers, as a place of "beauty" and "happiness".

This was after all the original Big Society idea set out by the prime minister.

This is the design idea set out in Holme's Portraiture, and which continues to define Center City, Philadelphia today.

Their idea, set out in a book called Just Give Money to the Poor by Joseph Hanlon, Armando Barrientos and David Hulme, is to fund "cash transfers" on a very large scale and leave the recipients to decide how they want to spend the money.

The trouble with all this ambition is that it produces an argument that is confusing, hard to digest and perhaps wrong.At the heart of this new book is an idea set out at great length and with rather less precision than in the previous one.