Sentence examples for systematically set out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Savage traces how the Bush administration — starting with a fight to keep the records of Mr. Cheney's energy task force secret from Congress and the public — systematically set out to expand the zone of secrecy around the White House, making sweeping changes to federal guidelines for classifying information.

If the federal government had systematically set out to destroy a vital and entrepreneurial new industry, it couldn't have done a much better job.

Since consolidating its power in January 2017, the GOP has systematically set out to dismantle the economic strength of this nation, coddle predators, shield traitors, attack those who are working, and strip protections from the most vulnerable.

In order to perform as a boundary organisation RENEWAL has systematically set out to do more than be a network.

The task theology had set itself, then, was to discover and present systematically the truths set out in that most unsystematic of books the Bible.

Instead, he set out systematically to demonize the accused players, violating pretrial publicity rules while suppressing evidence of their innocence.

Rankin, born in 1960 and grown to artistic maturity after the Thatcherite Ragnarok, has set out systematically to write about these divisions and contests.

In government he set out systematically to do it, along the way making him arguably the least popular education secretary in history.

As a consequence it was not long before all of Potya knew that Plook had set out systematically to prevent the public from discovering his dark secret – that he has a very large nose.

From Al Capone on, it's generally been accepted that if you set out to systematically defraud the Internal Revenue Service, a jail cell is your likely destination.

We therefore set out to systematically review the literature on inflammation and neuropsychiatric disorders in children and adolescents.