Sentence examples for set out both from inspiring English sources

A National Security Action Memorandum of March 17 , 1964 presumably the result of a presidential decision, set out both the administration's political aims and the basis for its military planning.

Many separate sources have come to the conclusion that road-based freight transportation cannot continue to grow in the manner which is has done in recent years if we are to achieve emissions guidelines set out both by our government and the EU.

Set out both hides.

Set out both of your clothes you're going to wear for the day and have a race to see who gets dressed first, maybe have a whole race day, brushing your teeth, hair, etc.

The new manifesto must set out both the programme for the next year and the principle on which the policies are based.

And Boston's book, which set out both a centre-left and a centre-right agenda for tackling child poverty, has helped get the message into unexpected quarters.

The report sets out both how the 2005 commitment by all WHO Member States to achieve UHC [ 3] launched an agenda for research, and how research is the means by which promising ideas are turned into practical solutions for improving health.

It sets out both the potential of the partnership approach and the huge difficulties it will have to overcome.

One of the biggest jobs on her agenda will be the renewal of the BBC's royal charter, which sets out both the corporation's independence and its obligations to the public.

The first step was to seek thought pieces, hopefully setting out both provocative views and reflections about paths we should pursue.

Flood suggests that there is no evidence on what is working best and sets out both practical and political reasons for the different combinations.