Sentence examples for is set out by from inspiring English sources

That aspiration is set out by the new Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime.

The whole story is set out by Pink, now a remarkably sprightly 83, in his new book, A Time To Speak.

The fair equivalent is set out by the Swedish Women's Educational Association: limpa bread, cheese, herring, hard-boiled eggs, boiled potatoes, meatballs and lingonberries.

But this must be in accordance with what is set out by the road map and not subject to the whims and rejections of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his government.

A simplified method of assessing the quality of university research and allocating more than £1bn a year in funding is set out by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) today.

The bearish case is set out by A. Gary Shilling (click here).

International principles for banking regulation had already been set out by the Basel Accord in 1988.

The blueprint for true change was set out by Robert Francis's report.

But the timetable being set out by Cameron does not preclude the digital debate.

Those contexts and intentions have been set out by various national international bodies.

RE syllabuses are set out by local education authorities after consultation with local faith groups and teachers.