Most outlines of Indian prehistory have employed nomenclature once thought to reflect a worldwide sequence of human cultural evolution.
The final bill would most likely outline a comprehensive approach to addressing the problem of abandoned babies, Senator Hoffmann said.
In 2005, Hussein produced what is perhaps the most definitive outline of Al Qaeda's master plan: a book titled "Al-Zarqawi: The Second Generation of Al Qaeda".
Tonight, Mr. Bush sought to tamp down the bad news with his most succinct outline to date of the White House goals for Iraq.
With his 500-page novel serving as the world's most detailed outline, Franzen envisions a show that will run four seasons and come with a definite ending.
However, a lecture he gave in the early 90s, entitled "London Luminaries and Cockney Visionaries", gives perhaps the most coherent outline of his particular London vision and the subjects he's chosen to write about: Blake, More, Dickens, Chaucer.
Neither is he writing a conventional mystery novel, although, in its most general outline, that's what "Polar" is -- the search for a missing girl, complete with a psychic and a detective.
In interviews published today in the daily newspapers Le Monde and The Financial Times and in other European publications, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell gave what administration officials described as the most explicit outline of the American compromise proposal.
But in the most detailed outline yet of his timetable, the president said that he expected Congress, after completing work on health care, energy and financial regulation, to draft immigration bills this year.
During his May 9 remarks in Manhattan, Mr. Boehner said that Republicans would agree to increase the federal debt limit only in exchange for trillions in spending cuts — at the time, his most specific outline of G.O.P. demands to date.
