Sentence examples for letter setting out from inspiring English sources

It won't hurt if you add a separate letter setting out your case.

It emerged last week that a letter setting out her contacts with Brittan went through seven drafts.

We feel more disturbed when she gives her student lover a long letter setting out her demands to be beaten, locked up, treated with contempt.

Some of David Cameron's demands to reform the European Union are "highly problematic," the European Commission has said, minutes after the Prime Minister published the letter setting out his demands for change.

He said that he had decided to released a letter setting out his advice to Osborne saying he was firmly opposed to a currency union because this was such an important matter.

After a dressing-down from Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy at the first summit, Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, came back with a long letter setting out his promises to reform the economy (see Charlemagne).

The letter sets out the problem that the syndrome can develop after disembarkation and that calls for research.

The letter sets out the principles of the deal, with a full agreement expected in coming weeks.

The letter set out a theory of the author with the declarative texture of a manifesto: "I've already done enough for this long story: I wrote it.

The letter sets out its argument in sixteen paragraphs of thick prose that is largely free of the wordplay, rage, or animating spirit of Rose's songs.

The letter set out the United States' position, including what The Sunday Times described as a preference for Mr. Megrahi to be freed on compassionate grounds rather than released under a December 2007 prisoner-transfer agreement between Libya and Britain.