Sentence examples for spell out that from inspiring English sources

After a national outcry, he apologized and changed his proclamation to condemn slavery and spell out that slavery had led to war.

But the memorial doesn't spell out that failure.

Though he issued instructions in January to spell out that goal in a manual, the guidance remains unwritten and could be reversed by a new chief.

Look closely, and you'll see two tiny flags from the marine alphabet used to spell out that famous LV logo.

Filings at Companies House spell out that an associated accounting impairment was "mainly related to customers who are in unexpectedly difficult economic situations".

Before the fund investigation emerged in September, securities law did not spell out that late trading was forbidden, Mr. Stewart said.

It's pretty short - just five paragraphs - which spell out that any EU member state may decide to quit the EU, that it must notify the European Council and negotiate its withdrawal with the EU, that there are two years to reach an agreement - unless everyone agrees to extend it - and that the exiting state cannot take part in EU internal discussions about its departure.

Further, the rules spell out that the circumstances of the offense, the identity of the offender and the odious publicity in the case that create strong public sentiment in favor of prosecution must be weighed.

While the film leaves it mysterious, early script drafts spell out that HAL's breakdown is triggered by authorities on Earth who had ordered him to withhold information from the astronauts about the true purpose of the mission (this is also explained in the film's sequel 2010).

Administration officials gave no hint that Mr. Obama planned to spell out that balanced approach.

Their mission statements clearly spell out that they operate to bridge the gap between the rich and poor.