Sentence examples for outlined a list from inspiring English sources
It outlined a list of his priorities.
Instead, the home secretary outlined a list of measures a majority Conservative government would introduce, including closure orders for premises being used by extremists, banning orders, and a review of the impact of sharia law in Britain.
Flint outlined a list of regulatory changes that the bank was facing, including implementing a ringfence between its retail banking and "casino" investment arms – demanded by UK regulators from 2019.
Brand and other N.C.A.A. members outlined a list of initiatives intended to affect the college athletic culture, which is increasingly being perceived as win at all costs with little regard for academic performance.
The commission, which examined the problem for five years, also outlined a list of sensible policy changes, which the Justice Department has the power to make mandatory for all corrections institutions that accept federal money.
While critics outlined a list of concerns - and pressured the Fed not to approve the deal - Capital One countered by painting itself as a plain-vanilla bank, focused on lending to mom-and-pop investors rather than writing complex derivatives and other securities that three years ago drove Wall Street to the brink.
The letter outlines a list of 11 'work streams' to discourage extremism.
Mr. Bush is expected on Monday to outline a list of programs that would be cut back or halted.
He outlines a list of demands – from a "legislative/regulatory timetable" to a "big early july conference with hundreds coming (paid for by dcsf)".
Those states have filed a proposal with the government outlining a list of pre-existing conditions that will help define who is eligible for each pool.
In 2011, D.H.S. issued a policy memo to field officers outlining a list of so-called "sensitive locations"—including schools, churches, and hospitals where they should refrain from searching, interrogating, or arresting individuals "for the purpose of immigration enforcement".
