Sentence examples for option laid out from inspiring English sources
Obama's other option, laid out by Teddy Kennedy on Friday, is to go with someone who wouldn't be a big dark cloud over his sunshiny new politics.
The Libya and Sudan situations were referred by the UN Security Council, an option laid out in Article 13(b) of the Rome Statute.
Other options laid out in the DWP documents include: Getting employers to contribute more to the cost of statutory maternity pay – or as an alternative abolishing it entirely.
The analysis and the options laid out for the current Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) negotiations should be read and taken into account by all interested parties.
The wisdom of the central political options laid out by the EU, and its persistence in implementing austerity policies that extend social disparities, are the most challenged issues.
The vote is a reproach to the menu of prominent options laid out by the critical community at large, along with the still-covert undercurrent of inside-industry enthusiasm (Oscar nominations don't come for another ten days).
Politicians standing in the way of such discussions would, like the rest of us, eventually benefit from options laid out in advance in consultation with a trusted health professional.
So don't be afraid to slow down the process with one potential employer or to speed it up with another, in order to have all your options laid out at one time.
The list of options — laid out in a letter from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, to the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Carl Levin of Michigan — was the first time the military has explicitly described what it sees as the formidable challenge of intervening in the war.
If you're looking to pick up the movie, the videogame or both then WB has a few options laid out for you.
In an editorial accompanying the duo, Duke University professor Geraldine Dawson laments the lack of definitive findings or clear efficacy of the myriad options laid out in front of autistic parents, all of them involving expense of time and money.
