Sentence examples for setting out how to from inspiring English sources

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

A new England Peat Strategy will be published next year setting out how to restore peatlands.

There is also a training manifesto, but no strict McDonald's-style bible setting out how to run a Fifteen franchise.

Oxbridge Applications, which charges up to £3,000 for extensive tutoring sessions for Oxbridge applicants, has written to state schools offering the company's services and setting out how to pay, using money set aside for the government's Aimhigher access programme.

Managers at Deliveroo have been given a list of dos and don'ts setting out how to talk to the firm's food delivery riders, using terms that appear designed to fend off claims that they are employees.

Much policy reform has rightly been directed toward public choice and away from provider-side monopolies – we can choose which NHS trust to use – but without explicit and effective rules setting out how to close an institution that the public rejects, policies giving choice can be expensive to the public purse.

Several pieces of legislation set out how to seize criminal assets across the EU, but there are serious loopholes that are being exploited by criminals and terrorists who hide their assets in other EU countries.

The Banking Commission set out how to accomplish this".

Turner will set out how to meet the first 15 years of carbon budgets in December.

A new English Tree Strategy will set out how to accelerate tree planting.

She will set out how to cut the cost of benefits by attacking the root causes of soaring housing benefit and dole bills.