Sentence examples for outlining a further from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Sir Andrew Witty, chief executive of GSK, said: "Today we are outlining a further set of measures to modernise our relationship with healthcare professionals.

In his statement on Tuesday, Mr. Tenet outlined a further defense, that the C.I.A.'s counterterrorism efforts were embodied in "a robust plan, marked by extraordinary effort and dedication" long before Sept. 11, 2001.

Chancellor George Osborne has said that £13bn will need to be cut from central government budgets over the next three years and has already outlined a further £3bn in cuts on top of that.

I conclude by outlining a research agenda for further advancement of a critical geodesign.

We review the data available in the cognitive design research literature and propose a series of candidates underlying such forms of design, outlining a number of directions requiring further elaboration.

The chapter intends to provide also an updated and broader perspective by covering not only the modeling and control of individual wind turbines, but also outlining a number of areas for further research, and anticipating new issues that can open up new paradigms for advanced control approaches.

A finite element analysis of spring band is proposed and outlined as a further step in band wheel development.

In order to address the need for class-level reasoning over structured objects as outlined above, a further OWL extension was suggested that combines OWL, rules and Description Graphs (DGs), a new modelling primitive for the representation of complex structures [52].

This paper advances the field further by outlining an isogeometric boundary element Method (IGABEM) that only requires a representation of the geometry of the domain for analysis, fitting neatly with the boundary representation provided completely by CAD.

Clearly, our findings outline a need for a further analysis of the habit formation processes and the roles of previous behavior and habits.

And it further outlined a clampdown on stamp duty avoidance at the higher end of the market.