Sentence examples for it sets forth from inspiring English sources

The budget has little chance of becoming law because of bipartisan resistance to many of its elements, but it sets forth the White House's vision ahead of what is expected to be a fierce battle over government spending later this year.

In terms of its intellectual atmosphere, it sets forth an alternative to the late 18th/early 19th century understanding of Greek culture — an understanding largely inspired by Johann Winckelmann's History of Ancient Art (1764) — which, grounded on the aesthetics of classical sculpture, hailed ancient Greece as the epitome of noble simplicity, calm grandeur, clear blue skies, and rational serenity.

"It's unfortunate that the WGA has taken this step without ever having reached out to ATA to discuss any of the issues it sets forth in its proposals," the association said in a statement.

This prologue set the stage for the whole of the French edition, as it sets forth the philosophy, and some of the themes, of its project.

It also considers implications for cooperative investment in the various strategies it sets forth.

It would be misleading to appraise the plan on the terms it sets forth.

By the "We're No. 1" standards of patriotic speechmaking, the version of the American civic religion it set forth was without arrogance, and its admissions of imperfection abjured scapegoating.

Originally titled "Prisoners of Childhood," it set forth, in three essays, a simple but harrowing proposition.

Rather, it set forth a precise statutory scheme to govern the appointment of presidential electors.

It set forth his philosophy of pragmatic skepticism, which he saw as a continuation of John Dewey's philosophy of pragmatism.

It set forth 10 immediate measures as first steps toward communism, ranging from a progressive income tax and the abolition of inheritances to free education for all children.