Sentence examples for sets a figure for from inspiring English sources

A buy-out clause, on the other hand, sets a figure for which the player can buy his way out of his current deal with the club.

Britain has not set a figure for numbers, she says.

Wales has yet to set a figure for its increase.

In Scotland, they will go up by RPI plus 1%, while Wales has yet to set a figure for its increase.

On the tax cut, a red meat issue for his party's right wing, Mr. Bush set out a figure for how much he wanted, rammed it through the House without even pretending to consult Democrats and gave ground in the Senate only when he had no choice.

He said he would not set a target figure for the size of the state in relation to gross domestic product.

Chancellor Angela Merkel opposed setting a firm figure for European climate aid but said the Europeans would have to pay about a third of the cost of public financing if there were a deal in Copenhagen.

Bridges has found that recruitment agencies tend to set a ballpark figure for freelancers, according to their experience, from which to begin negotiations between the client and the freelancer.

Yesterday, four members of Congress and dozens of relatives of victims gathered for a news conference outside Mr. Feinberg's Manhattan office, charging that he had set too low a figure for compensating families for their noneconomic losses.

Government sources said Osborne would set an overall figure for reining in public expenditure over the next five years as he seeks to eliminate the current structural deficit.

To appreciate the contrast between K-S test results of the first and third level scores, we plotted the quartiles of the normalized L1 scores (L1) and L3 scores (L3) of AON target sites for AONs in each grade of Sets A and B for comparison (Figure 4A and 4B respectively).