Sentence examples for spelled out which from inspiring English sources

She left them property, spelled out which beds and even pots and pans each was to receive, and placed them in the guardianship of her own mother.

Labour said the coalition had not yet spelled out which consumer groups would receive the lowest tariff offer – almost a year after Cameron made the pledge.

He even spelled out which bus lines went where in Brooklyn, and where to catch them.

Not that they ever spelled out which part of our conversation they actually meant – again, nobody would use the words.

His purview was never entirely spelled out, which gave him latitude to exert influence without clear responsibility.

Musinguzi Collins, 45, a teacher at Nyahaira primary school for five years, says: "We've heard they are planning to put here a refinery but they have not spelled out which area exactly.

Under that system, European nations have individual bilateral trans-Atlantic agreements with the United States, spelling out which airlines can fly to the United States from which airports.

Before signing up and paying the retainer, patients should get a written agreement spelling out which services the doctor will bill Medicare for and which the retainer covers.

The legislation for creative industries tax relief is being published on 11 December; this should spell out which sorts of companies and projects will be able to benefit.

The proposal by Forest City Ratner, which is the partner with The New York Times Company in the development of The Times's new headquarters, does not spell out which retailers would lease space at the pier, although Costco, Ikea and Fairway supermarkets are cited as potential tenants.

The newsletter said it had obtained the protocol -- the long list of procedures -- for the clinical trial that formed the basis of ImClone's application to the F.D.A. Three medical school oncologists who reviewed the protocol for the newsletter said the procedures did not clearly spell out which patients should be admitted.