Sentence examples for setting out the path from inspiring English sources
The most forceful opposition was centered in Britain, which, along with Denmark, agreed to sign the Maastricht treaty setting out the path to a European single currency only after insisting on the right to opt out of any final step.
Corbyn will say in central London: "Labour is setting out the path to a better alternative that's about good intervention.
I am setting out the path for how we change that, how we put that to the British people and in the end they will decide.
There will be a new Charter of Responsibility setting out the path to fiscal consolidation in 2016-17 and 2017-18, and how the coalition will seek to reduce public-sector debt thereafter.
The most forceful opposition was centered in Britain, which, along with Denmark, agreed to sign the Maastricht treaty in 1991 setting out the path to a European single currency only after insisting on the right to opt out of any final step.
Witty, under pressure over disappointing financial performance, set out the path for the potential ViiV IPO as Glaxo announced fourth-quarter revenues down 8% to £6.19bn, in line with market forecasts.
Osborne will set out the planned path for total public spending over the next five years as he seeks to meet his pledge to move the public finances back into surplus, though the detailed breakdown of which departments will face cuts will not emerge until the autumn spending review.
These configurations set out the potential path of how outcomes are brought about, from the perspective of those involved.
As a result, the universe is filled with a broad range of potential buddhas, from those just setting out on the path of buddhahood to those who have spent lifetimes in training and have thereby acquired supernatural powers.
Campbell retired from playing in May after a professional career spanning almost 20 years, and is now setting out on the path to becoming a manager.
And if you're setting out on the path to DJ stardom, why not get as much of it as you can?
