Sentence examples for presented the outline from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the KOD leader, Mateusz Kijowski, presented the outline of a compromise "exit strategy" at a press conference in Warsaw.

Alexander also presented the outline of a deal with the insurance industry designed to help 500,000 homes at risk of flooding.

The league has presented the outline to the union, which had been demanding more information about the revenue-sharing plan as part of the negotiations.

Prosecutors presented the outline of their case to the jury yesterday, beginning with an explanation of the different investigations into how Credit Suisse First Boston allocated shares in public stock offerings.

In her first major speech as president of Indonesia, Megawati Sukarnoputri presented the outline of a cure today for the country's many problems, stressing stability, human rights, fiscal responsibility and a battle against corruption.

In February, when he presented the outline of his spending plan, he dispensed with the usual preliminaries and instead of low-balling the problem, as is City Hall custom, forecast a budget gap bigger than anyone had predicted.

During Wednesday's presentations, many of the partners presented the outlines of comprehensive integration plans.

Intelligence officials presented the outlines of the intelligence estimate two weeks ago to several cabinet members, along with Mr. Cheney.

The most crucial meeting came in mid-October at S.E.C. headquarters in Washington, when officials from the S.E.C. and Mr. Spitzer's office first presented the outlines of an overall settlement to the banks.

Interior Minister Otto Schily presented the outlines of a new immigration law to Germany's Parliament, promising a "flexible" response to the country's need for highly qualified workers while tightening regulations to deport illegal immigrants.

This performance all added up to an evening that presented the outlines of a reasonable "Otello," with sometimes a flash of more -- enough to keep you listening, if not always delighted.