Sentence examples for in spelling out how from inspiring English sources

The MP said he had been "brutally honest in spelling out how to make the party electable again".

One of the president's first priorities for this speech, therefore, should be to re-establish cost-reduction as his central litmus test for reform and be painstakingly clear in spelling out how his plan will achieve that mission.

In spelling out how the group applies these values, the video notes that it works in coordination with Djibouti's president, Isma'il Omar Guelleh, "May God protect him".

At the meeting, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) of Rixensart, Belgium, which has the vaccine furthest in development, spelled out how it might scale up production in parallel with the safety and efficacy trials now under way so that the product could be ready for wider distribution by April if warranted.

In fact, they almost did – six of the 12 tracks have been recycled after first appearing on an EP in 2010, which spells out how much effort the country-pop trio have lavished on this project.

The chancellor bases his notional savings on a report by Sir Peter Gershon, head of the Office of Government Commerce OGCC) within the Treasury.The report, leaked in February and due to be published in its final version shortly, spells out how IT will lead to big efficiencies in government.

Andrea Sutcliffe, the CQC's chief inspector of adult social care, was responding to the leak to the BBC of a recent internal briefing document that spells out how rises in providers' costs and the squeeze on local councils' budgets are leaving care services in an unsustainable position.

Mencap's report led to a government-ordered inquiry under Jonathan Michael, a report by the ombudsman a year later, and in 2010 a Department of Health strategy that spelled out how patients with learning disabilities have much worse life expectancy than would be expected on the basis of their socioeconomic status alone.

Finally, in Act 3 (pp 164-216), Aspellspells out how the zealot Jesus, through the imagination of gospel authors, became the Christ.

In the eternal trope of the jilted, Medea spells out how she made him, how she saved his life.

Neither man spelled out how he would achieve this.