Sentence examples for point set out from inspiring English sources

He didn't, at that point, set out to be postmodern.

Most states, rather than letting capital punishment fade to the vanishing point, set out to reform their laws to meet Supreme Court approval, so the killings could commence again.

Here are the key points set out by the Smith commission, which was charged with taking forward the devolution commitments on further powers for the Scottish parliament.

"We are aware that Appleby has already begun the process of implementing changes to the management structure and procedures at the yard and we will encourage him, as the licensed trainer, to continue to implement such changes, including addressing all of the points set out in our report.

Properly investigating reports of bullying was one of 33 action points set out for the trust following Sir Bruce Keogh's review of death rates at 14 hospitals last year.

I am beginning to establish marking points, setting out aspirations, and I'm moving.

At that point Thorkil set out to change the way we view and interact with [dis]ability in society.

AT one point, Sullivan set out on a road trip, driving south along the coast to Baja California in search of the winter quarters of the gray whale.

The next morning, planning to hike the six-mile loop up Golden Canyon to Zabriskie Point, I set out early; even in November, temperatures in Death Valley can climb into the 80's by noon.

But I understood when I read about the woman who wanted to see the sun set off Pacific Grove Lovers Point and set out all by herself.

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the 10-point package set out at talks in Luxembourg was a "strong reaction from the EU to the tragedies" and "shows a new sense of urgency and political will".