Sentence examples for outlining consequences from inspiring English sources
On the Friday after Thanksgiving, the federal government dropped a new report outlining consequences of climate change that will hit the United States by the end of the century.
At the time, attendees still had no national code of conduct outlining consequences for behavior like his, and felt as though there were few official avenues for victims of assault and harassment.
A report prepared for the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission from March 2012 is careful in outlining consequences of cyber war with China: "The majority of the clearance and settlement infrastructure has become concentrated in the U.S. over the past three decades, potentially magnifying the international effects of an attack against U.S.-based financial systems".
They were further asked to describe the rainfall regime of their area and outline consequences of climate variability in their communities.
Create a social media policy that clearly states what can and cannot be shared about the business via social media and outline consequences for failing to abide by the rules.
In addition, the federal government poured $438 million of economic stimulus funding into developing standardized tests aligned to the Common Core and has strongly encouraged states to adopt "college- and career-ready standards" in the competitive grant program Race to the Top and through No Child Left Behind, which outlines consequences for schools that do not meet goals.
Agreement ratings were low for all messages that concerned calorific expenditure or weight relative to the other messages, irrespective of whether the other messages were general (daily exercise) or outlined consequences (keep healthy, exercise heart, keep fit).
The chief medical officer, Professor Sir Liam Donaldson, is expected to spend time outlining the consequences of continuing a couch potato existence in the next few weeks.
Namaste worried that the notion of "transgender" erased differences among gender-variant people, outlining the consequences of language's failure to convey them – trans women being put in male prisons, for example.
We suggest that HCV screening projects include a deadline for testing and anticipate the responses of individuals with low perceived risk for HCV by, for example, raising awareness of personal risk and outlining the consequences of not testing.
