Sentence examples for setting out principles from inspiring English sources
The group issued a statement late Tuesday setting out principles designed "to avoid disorderly deleveraging in emerging Europe".
First and most important, the United Nations Security Council needs to appoint and empower a U.N. mediator to facilitate talks, with a clear mandate setting out principles of the endgame and an open invitation to all to participate.
He has already tackled the difficult problem of assisted suicide, publishing – in a model of clarity – the reasons why he would not prosecute the parents of Daniel James after they helped the paralysed young rugby player fly to a Dignitas clinic in Switzerland, and then setting out principles for consultation after a case brought by MS sufferer Debbie Purdy.
The Liverpool Care Pathway was developed at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital and the city's Marie Curie hospice to relieve suffering in dying patients, setting out principles for their treatment in their final days and hours.
The pathway was developed at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital and the city's Marie Curie hospice to relieve suffering in dying patients, setting out principles for their treatment in their final days and hours.
Gensler co-chairs the group of regulators setting out principles on how benchmarks can be run and compiled to make them harder to manipulate.
Mr Gove has already set out principles arguing there should be a clear set of core information pupils should learn in areas such as maths, science, history and literature.
There are regulatory guidelines that set out principles for consideration in meeting product quality specifications.
Such a code can set out principles and standards – with clear routes for suppliers to achieve those standards.
Busan aimed to build on conferences in Paris and Accra that set out principles on aid effectiveness.
For the moment, Mr. Obama has set out principles for creating a near-universal health care system, setting aside $630 billion in his new budget toward that purpose.
