Sentence examples for proposed setting out from inspiring English sources

Carnap (1947) proposed setting out the "meaning postulates" of a scientific language in just this way.

By contrast the recently proposed framework sets out general principles governing agency website use of tracking technologies and contemplates an escalating set of privacy protections based on the potential privacy impact.

David Cameron said his party had gone further than any opposition in his lifetime in setting out proposed cuts (see 10.54am, 1.17pm, 1.22pm and 1.33pm).

Setting out his proposed crackdown, Miliband said: "As a father of two young boys, I know how influenced they can be by what they see.

Publication of a report in mid-July setting out the proposed reductions indicated that virtually every significant spending line or interest group would be affected, and has already led to much criticism and even more pre-emptive special pleading.Another risk to political stability comes from the junior coalition partner, the Green Party.

A white paper would be drawn up by the end of November, after a period of consultation, setting out the proposed powers.

A white paper to be drawn up by the end of November after a period of consultation setting out the proposed powers.

The government will deliver its 2015-16 budget papers on 12 May, setting out its proposed revenue and expenditure in the following financial year, and its fiscal policy for several years after that.

Immigrants from the European Union will have to work in Britain for four years before they can claim benefits, David Cameron is to propose in a major speech setting out his vision of how the EU can control the free movement of workers – and how he is willing to leave the union if he does not get his way.

President Vladimir V. Putin sent a letter to President Bush this week proposing broader Russian-American cooperation and setting out the major issues on which he believes the two countries can cooperate, the Kremlin's news service said today.

A8 Putin's Message to Bush President Vladimir V. Putin sent a letter to President Bush this week proposing broader Russian-American cooperation and setting out the major issues on which he believes the two countries can cooperate.