Sentence examples for setting out exactly from inspiring English sources

So we've released a report setting out exactly how and why the government should act.

It recommended charities with an income over £500,000 publish a statement setting out exactly what senior staff are paid, and their charity's approach to setting pay.

"Partly these issues have just come up, and partly I've gone out and tried to be more visible, in a sense more accountable, by setting out exactly how we approach things.

It is now nine months since the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, told the Tory conference that he would publish a policy document and then a draft bill setting out exactly how the Conservatives would scrap the Human Rights Act and pull out of the European court of human rights.

She said: "On Tuesday, we will be setting out exactly how we will be making sure services are fully equipped to deal with additional pressures this year and outlining longer-term changes for the future, including how to better support those with the greatest need – vulnerable older people".

The preferred route for the second phase of HS2 has been published, setting out exactly where the government will build the high-speed rail network through the north of England – although a controversial decision on how to run the line to Sheffield has been delayed once again.

She set out exactly two pantsuits, in micro-dot cotton ventilated with stretch chiffon.

Ideally, America's Congress would set out exactly what parts of the human genome should be patentable.

This would avoid a takeover, but would still set out exactly how the city must extricate itself from the crisis and manage itself in future.

I will set out exactly how we will pay for each policy, leaving no doubt in people's minds that we are a principled Labour Party, ready for government.

Such a document would have to be agreed on by Israel and the Palestinians and set out exactly what was proposed and what was rejected at Camp David.