Sentence examples for trajectory set out from inspiring English sources

He said ratings agencies concerned about government debt were not so much concerned with the trajectory set out in the budget but rather measures "not being passed, like in the last parliament".

Bobby Hankinson of the Houston Chronicle approved of the "clear trajectory" set out for the characters, and noted that he looked forward to seeing their various storylines develop.

The crossing of the trajectories produced with certain clinical data will enable routine evaluation of the compliance of observed care provision trajectories with those set out in guidelines.

Modelling care trajectories offers an explicit process-oriented view of healthcare and will enable routine evaluation of the compliance of observed care trajectories with those set out in guidelines.

On Wednesday, George Osborne will stand up in the House and set out the trajectory of departmental spending over the next five years.

"The parliament will return once a government is formed, budgets will be taken through the parliament and there will be keen eyes watching in rating agencies to see how the parliament responds to [see if] we can maintain the trajectory that the government has set out – that is the consequence of today," Morrison said.

Although the countdown to the MDG targets now has less than 5 years to run, very little is understood as to where nations of the world stand in their trajectories towards attaining the goals set out by the UN in 2000.

Filkins doesn't set out any future trajectory for the venture in Iraq.

The new budget will set out the overall trajectory of spending, which is likely to be sharply downward.

The emergency budget on June 22nd will set out the overall trajectory of spending (aided by the first independent forecasts for growth and the public finances, to be released by the new Office for Budgetary Responsibility on June 14th).

If your feelings for Nancy veered toward love, it is safe to suggest that you were set out on a trajectory that would find you harboring a lifelong obsession with Marlo Thomas in "That Girl," a passion for Jane Austen and an overidentification with Jo in "Little Women".