Sentence examples for outlining versions from inspiring English sources

The Mandarin Promotion Council produced booklets outlining versions of Mandarin Phonetic Symbols ("Bopomofo") for writing the Taiwanese tongue, these being intended for newly arrived government officials from outside Taiwan as well as local Taiwanese.

But McDowell, Foot, MacIntyre and Hursthouse have all outlined versions of a third way between these two extremes.

Mr Winlow said he had sent an email to the county solicitor outlining his version of the events.

That changed mid-day Tuesday when he posted a lengthy Facebook post outlining his version of events.

Although at first he was uncooperative, on 13 November Tresham confessed to being involved in the plot, outlining his version of events to his interrogators.

As he outlined, many versions of ideas or precaution exist, but the general gist is to remind us that lack of evidence of harm is not the same thing as evidence of lack of harm.

This section outlines two versions of procedural and content-neutral conceptions that are well-known in the feminist literature: those of Marilyn Friedman and Diana Tietjens Meyers.

But he urgently needs to address what should be his party's basic challenge: to find an updated, outline version of Tony Blair's election-winning Labour philosophy, combining respect for markets with a belief in strong public services, but fitted to the no-money age.

The Tallahassee trial that could determine who won the presidency began with the lawyers outlining sharply different versions of the legal question before the court.

He even outlined a version of the internet in the 1930s, Smith continued, though she confessed the contemporary version of Wells's World Brain often leaves her "staring in disbelief at my computer screen".

Ms. Ringgold has outlined a version of Manet's "Olympia".