Sentence examples for outlining during the from inspiring English sources

Common sense and the billions of dollars that the project would cost suggest the university would be hard pressed to build half of what it's outlining during the next decade or two.

All officials were enrolled in the militia, whose hierarchy was to be outlined during the 4th century.

The consequences of that are also highly uncertain, for reasons I outlined during the runup to the 2014 Scottish secession referendum.

He says the budget bottom line that Labor outlined during the election campaign relied on more than $6bn in Coalition savings that it has not reversed.

To combat the problem, Officer Wichtendahl and other law enforcement officials have put into place a program outlined during the Virginia conference that was organized by the training center.

The Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan tax group affiliated with the Brookings Institution and Urban Institute, has estimated that Trump's corporate tax proposal, as outlined during the campaign, would cost $2.4 trillion over 10 years.

Let me back out just a little bit and talk about the fact that the Taliban failed to meet any of their strategic objectives that they outlined during the last fighting season.

Yesterday, in a statement read out by their solicitor, Robyn Williams, they said""To lose a son and brother in such circumstances as have been outlined during the course of this inquest only compounds the tragedy.

By bringing up the word, Mr. Obama was sending a warning to the government of new Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that reneging on the goals outlined during the Annapolis Middle East peace conference in 2007 would put Mr. Netanyahu on the wrong foot with the Obama administration.

On Medicare, the new administration's more cautious approach contrasts with the ambitious "fast-track" schedule for Medicare legislation that Mr. Bush outlined during the campaign: immediate short term legislation to help with prescription drugs for low-income elderly and a task force that produced legislation for a complete overhaul of the program by September.

President Obama needs to put more effort and political capital into promoting the middle-class agenda that he outlined during the campaign, including a push for new jobs in new industries, expanded union membership and a fairer distribution of profits among shareholders, executives and employees.