Sentence examples for spelled out the changes from inspiring English sources

The groups behind Just the Women have spelled out the changes they are hoping to see too.

In place of the letters of intent that spelled out the changes Indonesia promised to set in motion in return for I.M.F.

In June, they appeared in newspaper ads that spelled out the changes Merrill had agreed to make in its research department, including switching to a simpler stock-rating system.

Kevin Anderson, Maryland's athletic director at the time, sent a memo to Loh dated May 19, 2017, that spelled out the changes the athletic department aimed to make in its management of athlete injuries and illnesses, calling for the school to establish an independent medical care model.

The spending plan calls for a "major reorganization" of the 27 NIH institutes and centers, though it does not spell out the changes — with one exception.

In Singapore, the SkillsFuture initiative asks employers to spell out the changes, industry by industry, that they expect to happen over the next three to five years and to identify the skills they will need.

This video spells out the changes, including the need to follow directions from a sat nav and drive into a parking space.

What it doesn't do is spell out the big changes needed to get us there.

It spells out the specific changes that are needed to move toward a new political economy one in which the true priority is to sustain people and planet.

A major UN climate science panel report to be published at the end of this month will spell out the impacts of climate change on humanity and the natural world.

Bizarrely, the president last week signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act, which clearly spells out the risk of climate change (for instance, coastal naval stations are already having to adapt).