Sentence examples for options set out from inspiring English sources

Most media attention has focused on three options set out in the green paper for a new approach to care funding.

Economic instruments were employed in 1996 through a landfill tax (SI 1527) which was designed to divert waste going to landfill and promote the options set out in the waste hierarchy.

But Mr. Patten was indirectly critical of the United States over disclosures of aggressive prisoner interrogation options set out by Bush administration lawyers, including an August 2002 Justice Department memo that appeared to offer a permissive definition of torture.

Against this, the three options set out for debate would leave an individual paying an average £20,000-£22,500 under a basic partnership scheme, though some would pay far more; £20,000-£25,000 under a voluntary insurance scheme, though the uninsured might pay much more; and £17,000-£20,000 under a compulsory comprehensive scheme.

But the White House counsel, Alberto R. Gonzales, told reporters on Tuesday that Mr. Bush never considered more aggressive options set out by administration lawyers, including those in an August 2002 Justice Department memo that appeared to offer a permissive definition of torture.

Hilary Benn, the Labour chair of the Brexit select committee, tabled his own amendment which would allow indicative votes on four options set out by the committee, May's deal, no deal, a renegotiation based on a Canada or Norway model, and a second referendum.

When presented with a range of options setting out how that could be achieved, 59% said they supported tax rises.

A final option sets out plans that would allow only English MPs to consider the amending stages of legislation that relates only to England but the final vote would be open to all MPs.

Both options were set out in a consultation paper published last summer and the chancellor was due to announce his decision in the budget.

The best legislation would therefore simply close loopholes and straighten out distortions, such as America's $1m salary cap and France's bias towards options, and set out standards of transparency.Companies everywhere urgently need to take steps to ensure that top executives' pay is seen as fair and deserved.

The plausible options are set out in Table  6 and the scheduling of GP visits associated with each of these is presented in Additional file 1.