Sentence examples for sets out the principles from inspiring English sources

It sets out the principles you need for a good bonus policy".

The letter sets out the principles of the deal, with a full agreement expected in coming weeks.

For further information see: The Framework for Schools Inspections - this sets out the principles of inspections in schools in England, which includes academies.

That will happen when Miliband follows his instincts and says (in more appropriate language) that Labour is a crusade or it is nothing, and sets out the principles that guide him and should guide Labour.

I have just received a copy of a great little book, How to 'Cook Compostt, published by the National Trust, which sets out the principles and is just £4.99.

Boele Staal, chairman of the banking association, said the new code "sets out the principles you need for a good bonus policy," though he acknowledged that bank executives would still have latitude to set bonuses for traders at what they see as the appropriate level.

In particular, the Commission decision sets out the principle that Google has to give equal treatment to rival comparison shopping services and its own service".

Following Lugard's success in the north, he set out the principles of the administrative system subsequently institutionalized as "indirect rule".

Last year, Andrew Rogerson, senior research associate at the ODI, and I set out the principles we think should be common to all development finance, regardless of source.

The chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, plans to set out the principles underlying his spending plans on Tuesday and to announce an emergency budget June 22.

We review the core elements for such a synthesis and set out the principles for a generic modelling framework that could be used to test specific ecological hypotheses.