Sentence examples for laid out the changes from inspiring English sources

In the letter, Citigroup said it expected to complete the $31 billion purchase of Associates shortly, and it laid out the changes it will make, including: *Establishing a pilot program in Virginia, Maryland, New York and Missouri -- which will eventually be rolled out nationwide -- that will "refer up" customers who have good credit into cheaper, lower-interest-rate loans.

About six months into the job, a couple of the top reps came to me, pointed out that they knew what I really wanted, and told me they wished that I had just laid out the changes I wanted and asked people to up their game.

Kartik Maheshwari, a technology lawyer at Nishith Desai Associates, laid out the changes and implications for consumers and foreign investment in a recent interview.

Facebook laid out the changes in a blog post, and also at a press event this morning, where Vice President of Marketing Science Brad Smallwood was joined by Edward Gaffney, director of implementation research at ad agency GroupM.

As a result of the ensuing oil-boom, which would begin the petroleum industry in North America, Williams laid out the village and changed its name to Oil Springs.

A well-known activist shareholder bought a sizable stake in the company and laid out the case for major change in the financial press.

Alternatively, you could write a formal letter stating specific concerns and laying out the changes you want to see.

Aileen McLeod, the minister for environment, climate change and land reform, laid out the government's plans to the meeting of landowners from across the country.

It lays out the policy changes and conversations that would need to happen "to create millions of good, high-wage jobs in the United States," to "provide unprecedented levels of prosperity and economic security for all people of the United States," and "to counteract systemic injustices" in the economy, while saving the planet from man-made climate change.

On the panel, I laid out the specific changes that need to take place: timely responses, trained staff, and guaranteed confidentiality.

After a year of inactivity, Blogger's own news blog sprung to live this morning with a brief update that lays out the changes.