Mr. Bush also used the news conference, which was dominated by questions about the capture of Saddam Hussein, to set out elements of his election-year agenda, among them pressing Congress to pass his proposals allowing more domestic oil and gas drilling, and curbing lawsuit awards against doctors and companies.
In a criminal prosecution, it depends on the law which defines the offence with which the accused is charged and at a civil trial, the law which sets out the elements of the legal claim that is being brought against the defendant (Wigmore 1983a, 15 19; Montrose 1954: 536 537).
The home secretary set out the nine principal elements in her package, designed to combat the threat from Islamic State (Isis) fighters who, she says, have given "energy and a renewed sense of purpose to subversive Islamist organisations and radical leaders" in Britain.
In the book, Lewis sets out to explain literary elements such as metaphor and suspension of disbelief through variations on the classic nursery rhyme, "Three blind mice ran after the farmer's wife.
Table 1 sets out the core information elements of the LTNC register as defined by the original Dataset Development Group.
In addition, the investigation sets out to see whether elements of standard assessments of the patient-centred behaviour of the consulting clinician could also be measured using this technique, to overcome some of the problems associated with manually rating consultations.
They set out these elements and let some children play (they now test all their digital toys on real kids).
I would be surprised if the Manchester conference is used to set out major elements of the party's manifesto for the next general election.
Ban set out the elements of a strong Paris agreement, most of them still hotly disputed in the draft text before negotiators.
He warned that currency union was "incompatible with sovereignty" and set out three elements for success: free movement of capital; banking union; and fiscal arrangements over tax and spending.
