Sentence examples for outset under from inspiring English sources

Had the ECB operated from the outset under a rule prohibiting it from accepting SGP-noncompliant countries' debt as collateral, the entire eurozone sovereign-debt problem might have been avoided.

Let it be stipulated at the outset that under the law of the land George W. Bush is the country's duly elected head of state.

From the outset Pakistan has felt under-rewarded.

From the outset the ambition of the Under-20 squad was not just to retain their title but to demonstrate how English rugby behaviour has been transformed from top to bottom since the dark days of the 2011 World Cup.

But from the outset, the company came under fire for not setting up a sufficient number of A.T.M. machines nor recruiting enough merchants to accept the cards.

"We are moving in baby steps," she said of the line, mostly financed at the outset with the proceeds — under $1 million — from the sales of the Beckhams' successful fragrance line.

It's worth noting that welfare (originally called "Aid to Dependent Children" and created by the Social Security Act) similarly excluded blacks at the outset, i.e., under FDR.

In retrospect, it's hard to imagine a conspiracy of bankers thinking at the outset that placing themselves under government scrutiny was the way to control the system.

After six months (T2) 74 of the 101 families were still in treatment, and when the final assessment (T3) took place – 18 months after the outset – treatment was still under way for 19 families (Table 4).

LSE's Robin Burgess at the Paris event interpreted the data to show that the extreme poor in the BRAC program were severely under-employed at the outset.

To that end, SpaceX's capsule has been designed from the outset to carry people; and under another Nasa programme, the company is working to develop the onboard life-support and safety systems that would make manned Dragon flights feasible.