Sentence examples for lay out a program from inspiring English sources

He allowed himself to be persuaded that royal dignity required him to avoid communication with the deputies assembled at Versailles, and he made no attempt to lay out a program that might have attracted their support.

Generally speaking, these national curriculums for early childhood lay out a framework for learning that guides local implementation of each nation's government-funded preschool program (Alvestad and Samuelsson 1999; Flottman and Page 2012; May 2008).

But he does not lay out a plan for comprehensive vocational education, and he overlooks the increasing support for European-style apprenticeship programs being voiced by some American economists.

I want to lay out a plan.

Liasson, however, insists that he could have run a better campaign, like, say, actually lay out a "reform" program.

VH: Yeah, I'm not trying to explain anything or trying to lay out a 12-point program or anything like that, you know.

Next, lay out a game plan.

But he faces high expectations after recent evidence that job growth has stalled and because of his own buildup since announcing a month ago that he would lay out a short-term stimulus program after Labor Day.

While the short-term strategy should aim to address the pressing needs, the government must also lay out a concrete policy and program to address the legal status of the Rohingya (Bengali) Muslim population.

"The driver education community came together to lay out a vision for enhanced programs in this country, and now N.H.T.S.A. is promoting their implementation," he said.

When asked if it could be fairly characterized as a road map, David Friedman, senior engineer and deputy director of the vehicles program at the union, said the document's purpose was to lay out a top-level plan.