Sentence examples for it sets out for from inspiring English sources

The best name that I have seen for this is the "National Surveillance State". A surveillance state is one that uses bulk information and data techniques to monitor its citizens and draw inferences about their potential behavior in the service of carrying out the responsibilities that it sets out for itself.

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "We feel this announcement is premature, as consultation about this definition has not been completed and the criteria it sets out for what constitutes a coasting school is muddled.

Cash-strapped Russian expedition curtails drilling plans as it sets out for the southern continent.

Of all his previous scripts, including 28 Days Later, Sunshine, and The Beach, he feels that his latest film best meets the goals it sets out for.

Once America begins showing that it can work with a complex set of actors at home and abroad and can actually achieve the results it sets out for itself, the world will begin seeing the stock of American power rise again.

When at last a stream lies on the tongue it set out for, it rests.

Then, on Oct. 25, it set out for St . Petersburg Fla., for a weekend tourism stop, after which it was to spend the winter in Galveston, Tex.

It was the same conflict that almost wrecked Robert Falcon Scott's first expedition before it set out for the Antarctic 30 years later.

They said they had reports from the police in Douala, the last to see the ship before it set out for Cotonou on Thursday, that some children on board were sick.

Perhaps the simplest way to look at whether the Fed is ready to "taper" QE now is to look at the reasons it set out for not cutting back in September, the last time that it held a major meeting and press conference.

But some of the targets it set out for the health service on waiting times, ambulance response times, access to diagnostic tests still aren't being met.