Sentence examples for setting out how from inspiring English sources

Ming Campbell has recently produced a superb report setting out how we think home rule will work in the future.

Setting out how the Lib Dems want to progress the economy from "rescue to recovery to a truly great British industrial renaissance", he said the UK needed a "much stronger skill base".

The paper was essentially a strategy document setting out how to recruit members.

And it means setting out how we, as Liberal Democrats, would make the further tough choices needed beyond that.

We must help them to do so, and will be setting out how through the forthcoming alcohol strategy.

She promised to share her thoughts on a draft bill setting out how independent regulation could be underpinned by statute.

In February, when she started treatment for lymphoma, she had taken out a 'living will' setting out how she wanted to die.

David Cameron will return to the subject this week, with a speech setting out how the reforms will ensure the NHS survives into the future.

Mr Mankiw seems to revel in setting out how different schools of thought have contributed to economists' current state of knowledge.

She made a determined effort yesterday by posting a blog setting out how little she thought of her former colleagues on Rochdale council.

I was in Manchester and the Lloyds-TSB Foundation wasettingng out how faith-based groups in the region might apply for funds.