Sentence examples for may outlined from inspiring English sources

So what of the package of measures to limit the right to asylum that May outlined?

Four – the number of Conservative 'wise men' who in May outlined for the Northerner what the party needed to do to better appeal to northern voters.

The leading Brexit candidate, who is up against the frontrunner Theresa May, outlined a range of policy proposals on Thursday that appeared designed to appeal to the 150,000-odd Tories who will vote in the contest.

May outlined the top-priority threats facing the country as a significant rise in resources devoted to cyber warfare, intelligence-gathering and special forces is due to be confirmed in a national security strategy document being unveiled this afternoon.

"If they used the US financial system, we feel we would have the ability to charge them," said Lynch, who in May outlined the scale of the US department of justice charges against 14 individuals, including nine current or former Fifa executives.

On Tuesday May outlined some of the qualities she is looking for, though in truth it pretty much describes all the potential candidates: "I absolutely believe that we will be able to find from amongst our ranks the sort of tough crime fighter, equipped to lead the Metropolitan Police and drive down crime in our capital".

She may outline part of an image to enhance it, or use the stitching to create abstract patterns of lines.

How they respond may depend largely on an emergency conference call between G7 finance ministers, expected to take place within the next day or so, and which may outline how the eurozone intends to respond to the problems engulfing Italy and Spain.

For instance, a regulatory framework may outline the stipulations a new business has to follow in order to be properly registered and to operate legally.

As has been the case in this study, self-study research often begins in discussion that may outline a problem of practice, and then proceeds to select a mode of reflection, in this case, narrative enquiry.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is scheduled to give an update on the Troubled Asset Relief Program later in the day, and reports suggest he may outline new rules that require firms requesting assistance to raise private capital in concert with any government assistance.