Sentence examples for than outlined from inspiring English sources

Top Bush administration officials say they are convinced the programs are far more extensive than outlined by the International Atomic Energy Agency and said this week that the United States and Britain would pursue their own joint program to uncover Libya's operation and hold Colonel Qaddafi to his promise to stop development of any nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.

In a broader sense, the building is intended to break records and establish new precedents: the stone-and-brick apartment house must be 30percentt more energy-efficient than required by current New York State energy codes, bring in 30percentt more natural light than city codes demand and have plumbing fixtures that use 10percentt less water than outlined in 1992's federal Energy Policy Act.

Frequent ED utilization, in particular by the homeless or substance abusers, seems less a problem in our ED [[29]] than outlined in the international literature [[30]].

Based on this study, high ED utilization in the Netherlands seems to be less a problem than outlined in international literature.

Based on this two-ED study, in the Netherlands high ED utilization seems to be less of a problem than outlined in international literature.

And one vaccine manufacturer has said it may have millions of doses available by April, should studies prove that it's safe and effective, a much more optimistic scenario than outlined until now.

Still, several voters said that the candidates had spent too much time criticizing the president, rather than outlining their own visions.

But rather than outlining his own legislative proposal, Mr. Bush emphasized advances in technology, like clean-coal energy, wind power and farm-grown fuels like ethanol, as a means to achieving emissions reductions.

Earlier on Tuesday, Nintendo, the current king of the video game wars, held its own media presentation that seemed aimed mostly at reinforcing the company's leadership rather than outlining a new direction.

Rather than outlining a plan to change the pension system, Mr. Chico emphasized his experience negotiating with labor leaders and fashioning budgets as city school board president and mayoral chief of staff.

The site long served as a platform for his own venting/flame fanning, rather than outlining specific strategy.