Sentence examples for outlining the issues from inspiring English sources

MacArthur will be outlining the issues on Friday at the WEF's annual meeting in Davos.

Here's Margaret's Hole's submission outlining the issues at stake, and questioning the lack of public debate on the sale.

"They're going to begin the process of outlining the issues that they face," said a top aide to Governor Pataki, who controls the M.T.A. board.

This paper, arising out of a multi-disciplinary workshop, aims to rectify this by outlining the issues, proposing novel governance strategies and policy recommendations, and identifying areas where further evidence is required to make sound policy decisions.

"I don't think we should even get to the constitutional issue," Obama said after outlining the issue.

A less direct draft rule, which outlines the issues involved in regulation, is due "soon," an agency spokesman said.

Next week, the Competition and Markets Authority will outline the issues it plans to investigate and a final ruling on the merger will come in October.

Thanks for all the love!" In the post, Williams and Brown outlined the issues they had to deal with – and they called it a post mortem.

Moffett published a manifesto last month that concisely outlined the issues facing the game in Wales, pointing out that the regions and the clubs were united by a common purpose.

Meanwhile, since the initial topic was "pink slime," about which I wrote last week, I used my pre-air time in the studio to outline the issues I thought were worth mentioning.

For reasons of protocol, President Obama did not speak with Mr. Xi until last week, when he called the new Chinese president to congratulate him and to outline the issues at hand, including North Korea and cybersecurity.