Sentence examples for notes setting out from inspiring English sources

Blair sent Bush a series of private notes setting out his thinking.

He had placed his NFL Man of the Year trophy, awarded in 1987, on a table beside the spot at which he fell, along with several notes setting out his financial and other arrangements.

Shinzō Abe used his first face-to-face meeting with May to warn that Japanese companies needed more certainty in order to stay in the UK, after the country prepared a 15-page note setting out its concerns.

In a note setting out its legal position ahead of the Commons vote Number 10 said: "International law is clear that the use of force in international relations is prohibited, subject to limited exceptions.

As Parry observes, the book ends on a political note, setting out Europe's progress "from feudal to federal principles".

Create a small gift voucher or promise note setting out the offer.

This note sets out some of the issues and options for this support going forward".

A recent Scottish Government note sets out a novel way of accounting for debt.

This note sets out some of the key internal mechanisms of corporate governance, their institutional context and how corporate boards as a preeminent mechanism of such governance are structured and how they perform their assigned role.

While Bush seeks to close on a high note by setting out a "time horizon" to bring troops home from Iraq and finding a compromise with North Korea and maybe even Iran over their nuclear programs, in the process his efforts at times have left McCain hanging out alone in more hard-line stances.

In a key note speech setting out the Government's strategy to tackle what he described as the "poisonous ideology" of fundamentalism, Mr Cameron said schools and housing in areas with large Muslim populations must become properly merged with neighbouring white communities.