Sentence examples for set the outlines from inspiring English sources

The Fundamental Law of Education and the School Education Law, both enacted in 1947, and the Boards of Education Law of 1948 set the outlines of the new education.

The culmination of her efforts occurs this week in Annapolis, Md., as Mr. Bush, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert of Israel and Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, meet to set the outlines of a final peace agreement before the end of Mr. Bush's term.

DvdL participated in data analysis, set the outlines for the manuscript, and critically reviewed and commented on the manuscript.

The nuclear agreement set the outline for a replacement for the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or Start, which expires in December.

For a hotel search in New York City you could, say, set the outline to show hotels below 14th Street.

For example, you could set the outline to show hotels below 14th Street in Manhattan, or move it to include both the West and East Sides above 72nd Street.

But nearly a month after an initial deadline for setting the outlines of the deal, the two German automakers sound as though they are no closer than when they started.

Such a measure never becomes law but serves as a planning tool for lawmakers, setting the outline for how much can be allotted for taxes and spending in legislation over the rest of the year.

But Mr. Silver and his colleagues refuse to enter budget talks with the Senate until they have an agreement with the governor that would set the broad outlines of a budget and limit his use of vetoes.

So, my goal with this book was to take a look at the landscape....I did not set the goal of outlining exactly what higher education is going to look like in the future, because I didn't write it with one particular student in mind.

GL set the scope and outline of the paper, wrote the introduction and conclusion, and revised the manuscript.