Sentence examples for it sets out very from inspiring English sources

"Statutory guidance on [children] missing from education and on safeguarding runaways does exist and it sets out very clearly what all professionals should do," says Ramsay.

"But I set out very clearly to the select committee why we made that decision when we did, why we then made a decision to reinstate, albeit in a different way, our support for Rwanda".

We set out very early one morning, walking down a rutted road skirting the lake.

Set out very small bits of honeydew or another sugary fruit near where you believe the nest to be located.

For the ISC also sets out very clear limits to this exercise in transparency and that means it won't be practicable to "specify the detail of certain arrangements in legislation".

The Ministerial Code sets out very clearly the standards of behaviour required from Ministers.

But if any country cites "public morals" as a reason to limit freedom, the EU document states, it must do so with reference to more than one philosophical or religious tradition, and with due regard for "the universality of human rights".The document also sets out very precise ideas on how to negotiate the fine line between hate speech and freedom of expression.

The protocol sets out very clear standards.

Once again, this book sets out very clearly how to start a patient on morphine, how to titrate analgesia and also some insight into the newer opioid-based preparations.

It sets out a very comprehensive national cancer programme for England and summarises recent progress in the areas of cancer prevention, research and improved access.

Although this article is a few years old, it sets out the argument very clearly.