Sentence examples for not laying out from inspiring English sources

Lord Mandelson also criticised the Labour leadership for not laying out exactly how he would "change the way the economy works" with a "realistic programme".

But by not laying out details of how he planned to deliver, Trump left his opponents with little to latch onto.

He warns, "If you think a little time and attention spent on your kids is costly, then you can't even imagine what not laying out that expenditure can cost you down the line".

She said that the sudden deaths in the Sept. 11 attacks and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq had stirred Americans' curiosity about the afterlife, but that clergy members were not laying out the whole story.

The prime minister's spokesman later said the Treasury was simply looking at the risks to financial stability – a responsibility it shares with the Bank of England – not laying out policy plans.

To that list, Mr. Woodhouse added, "Now we learn policies he'd pursue as president (unless you're a high-dollar donor, of course)." The Romney campaign quickly sought to play down the new proposals on Monday, suggesting that the candidate was simply bouncing around a few ideas with donors, not laying out new policy.

Martin Fletcher, whose brother, father, grandfather and uncle all died in the fire: "I'm taking the opportunity to lay out the facts that were not laid out in 1985 at the time of the inquiry or the inquests.

Mr Bush has not laid out a timetable.

"They are not laid out to have defined areas for living," he said.

But it has not laid out a timeline for granting its final approval.

"These things are not laid out in stone," he told me.