Sentence examples for outlined more than from inspiring English sources

And he has already outlined more than $200 million that he wants to spend for other items including water quality improvements and aid to hospitals.

The bill now before the Senate, like one the House passed late last year, hews closely to the principles that Mr. Obama outlined more than two years ago at the Cooper Union -- a fact he will underscore in his return appearance there on Thursday.

It wasn't a brilliant performance, and it outlined more than anything a plan to have a plan.

A report published this week outlined more than a dozen secret missile bases that have been developed by North Korea since the Singapore Summit.

On Monday the White House outlined more than $3 trillion in deficit reduction measures that included $1.5 trillion in tax increases, $1 trillion in war savings and $580 billion or so in mandatory program savings.

— Standing Friday afternoon on cracked, parched earth where melons would usually grow, President Obama brought both a message of aid and an ominous warning to drought-stricken California as he outlined more than $160 million in federal assistance.

The senator released to the press a sheaf of papers outlining more than 900 bills the Senate had passed but the Assembly had rejected.

The document outlines more than half a trillion dollars in cuts to Medicare over ten years, and more than a quarter of a trillion dollars in cuts to Medicaid.

The authorisation outlines more than 40 specific conditions that the project must adhere to and more conditions may be added, the ministry said in a statement to the Guardian.

The city's $19.5bn£13.5bnbn) climate resilience strategy outlines more than 250 actions from elevating electrical infrastructure, to constructing flood walls and repairing the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

Its pre-budget report outlines more than £15m of savings, including reductions in staff costs.