Sentence examples for setting out the position from inspiring English sources

NEW - hearing meeting of cabinet ministers in Downing St has broken up; and a letter is now being drafted to Labour, setting out the position after two days of talks.

It appears to have been applied thinly at first, setting out the position and triangular shape of the warm glow, and probably over the first layer of umber, as the Hg rich paint seems to shield the iron signal from below (Fig. 5).

Materials have also been produced setting out the position of each religion regarding organ donation [ 1].

We are concerned, if true, that this might undermine our efforts to agree a joint text setting out the positions of both countries, allowing Mr. Assange to leave the Embassy.

In all the confusion, it's worth setting out the two basic positions Labour could coherently take.

We have set out the position in terms of flags.

May's official spokesman said: "The prime minister set out the position very clearly last week.

We've set out the position and been very transparent and any more questions should be directed to Lord Ashcroft".

Ukip's deputy leader, Paul Nuttall, set out the position on his blog after his spotty record in the EU parliament was flagged up in the Telegraph.

I co-write a weekly Guardian chess column with Daniel King and I usually set out the position we're examining on the chess table (by the furniture maker Tim Moss).

However, the platform of the Haifa congress, which set out the position that Palestine was an autonomous Arab entity and totally rejected any rights of the Jews to Palestine, remained the basic policy of the Palestinian Arabs until 1948.