Sentence examples for setting out the case from inspiring English sources

Setting out the case for extra spending, Cameron says in a forward to the five-yearly review: "This is vital at a time when the threats to our country are growing.

Setting out the case for Britain joining allies in bombing Isis targets in Syria, the Prime Minister said the advice from senior intelligence officials was clear that the "risks of inaction are greater".

The likely Republican candidate has spent much of her time in the last few months setting out the case against Clinton 2: To Iowa conservatives in January: "Like Hillary Clinton, I, too, have traveled hundreds of thousands of miles around the globe, but unlike her, I have actually accomplished something".

The careful, considered science and statistics of the IPCC cannot compete with the siren stories of climate change scepticism or the priorities of parts of the right-wing media (where one man's fight against a wind turbine trumps a thousand scientists setting out the case for decarbonisation).

Ministers have thrown their weight behind a report setting out the case for centralising health services.

On Wednesday he is publishing a report setting out the case for a global fund for education, which will inject finance and energy and become a "game-changer" in the flagging bid to bring a basic education to all children.

Part one sets out the case for independence.

In a recent report the Aldersgate Group sets out the case for a comprehensive green growth strategy.

"I set out the case, I didn't say anything about being repentant or unrepentant".

Take a Buddy columnist Katie Fraser, the party's driving force, sets out the case in greater detail in the magazine.

A Downing Street spokesman said: "In all of his calls, he set out the case for fiscal discipline in the EU budget.