Sentence examples for sets out precisely from inspiring English sources

As he observed in The Rules of Sociological Method (1895), "Education sets out precisely with the object of creating a social being".

"I'm undertaking that process and we will of course, by the next election, have a manifesto that sets out precisely what our position is," she said.

Neither Balls nor Cooper has set out precisely how much more slowly the deficit should be cut.

I want to set out precisely why this great tabloid outburst is wrong in fact, and dishonest in principle.

I have promised ActionAid that I will write back to them setting out precisely the government's view.

One such specific duty is to publish a gender equality scheme setting out precisely how the authority is going to fulfil its new duties.

It requires a solid basis for justice, including a penal code to set out precisely which acts the Sharia and the Saudi government deem to be criminal.

Some advisers are urging Brown to set out precisely how the election campaign team will function, including the respective roles of Lord Mandelson, Douglas Alexander and Harman.

Fearful of continuing attempts by the military to expand the mission, Mr Obama eventually personally dictated a six-page "terms sheet" setting out precisely what the military could and could not do.

This would sidestep the problems that faced Wilson's DEA; the first incumbent, George Brown, later admitted that: "I think it is a pity that we didn't produce a blueprint setting out precisely what we wanted to achieve".

The speech contained no promises to act on electoral reform, but included a commitment to publish a draft bill setting out precisely how a re-elected Labour government would introduce an elected House of Lords.