Sentence examples for in that outlines from inspiring English sources

At the least, the manual is a written document that a new resident receives at the approval process or prior to the moving in that outlines to them the general rules and operating procedures for the association.

The Guardian has obtained a tape of a presentation by Kelly at the right-aligned Mosman branch of the Liberal party in September that outlines in detail his climate scepticism.

I suggest removing them in a specific order--in a shape that outlines a star.

Following the digital payments pledge was the release of the annual Number One Document (in Chinese) that outlines China's national priorities for the year.

Sometimes the teaser is more research oriented, resulting in a document that outlines consumer preferences and market opportunities.

The industry association released a review in late 2008 that outlined changes to the Libor process.

The Geneva conventions are a set of four treaties signed in 1949 that outline humanitarian treatment during wartime.

The United Kingdom's Royal Society issued a report on geoengineering in September that outlined the research and policy challenges ahead.

On May 29 the Soviets put forward a proposal in Geneva that outlined the only sort of deal that might be negotiable & had to be taken seriously.

Cameron made a speech in Davos that outlined Britain's G8 agenda – trade liberalisation, action against tax dodgers and transparency about who owns what in developing countries.

He said he had drafted a referral in late 1997 that outlined allegations that Mr. Clinton had testified falsely at the trial of James B. McDougal and Jim Guy Tucker, the former Arkansas Governor.