Sentence examples for time outlined from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gensler, for the first time, outlined a formal timeline for many rules stemming from the Dodd-Frank Act.

In a bargaining session last Friday with the Municipal Labor Coalition, the city for the first time outlined its proposals for $600 million in benefit concessions.

The plan for prime time outlined by Mr. Card involved speeches by just two elected officials: Mr. Bush and Senator John McCain of Arizona.

In a conference call with Wall Street analysts in April 2002, Sanford I. Weill, Citigroup's chief executive at the time, outlined the scope of the bank's troubles in Argentina.

Also, Mr. Kline for the first time outlined publicly a timetable for rewriting the sprawling school accountability law, President George W. Bush's signature education initiative, saying he would move five bills to the House floor by year's end.

Last week, in another speech, Mr. Koh also for the first time outlined portions of the administration's legal rationale for targeted killings using drone strikes, which some scholars have criticized.

He spent as much time outlining the litany of attacks by extremist groups as he did detailing policy prescriptions.

The chief medical officer, Professor Sir Liam Donaldson, is expected to spend time outlining the consequences of continuing a couch potato existence in the next few weeks.

I had reams of research with me and wiled away the time outlining objectives and solutions for the new business proposal.

It was the first bag that was treated like a garment," Silvia Venturini Fendi told Vogue at the time, outlining precisely its appeal to It girls.

We spent some time outlining the generations for an article last year, and compared our delineations -- based on Strauss-Howe and others -- to Pew's.