Sentence examples similar to laying out documents from inspiring English sources

Wan Yun, 47, a Hong Kong resident formerly from the Chinese province of Hubei, laid out documents about a land dispute that she said had brought her a year in a labor camp.

Democrats say they plan to push the administration to turn over internal documents laying out the legal rationale for the program, something the administration has refused to do.

Court documents laying out the basis for legal action describe Farage as an "extremely influential figure" who was named "Briton of the Year" by the Times in 2014.

In a series of documents laying out the editorial standards for the trending topics section, the company dictated to its journalists how they should deal with news reports.

Court documents laying out the state's case against Van Dyke say the veteran officer emptied an entire clip of ammunition into the teenager, then attempted to reload: .

Yet the sheer scale and continuity of imperial repression over the years has never been properly laid out and documented.

In it, Word lays out the document as though it were on facing pages of a Reader's Digest-size book, and enlarges every font so it's big enough to read.

Films, photographs, articles and official documents laid out the horrific details of ghettos, concentration camps and gas chambers.

Mr. Obama appears to be laying out a campaign document that pits jobs programs paid for with tax increases on the rich against the deep spending cuts that will be the heart of the Republican Party's economic program, rebuilding versus austerity.

That document lays out the three stages of Nasa's plan to get to Mars.

Known as the Seabrook decision, the document lays out how public companies should react when they learn of possible wrongdoing.