Sentence examples for try to set out from inspiring English sources

They also try to set out why they were invited to the meeting in March.

Both try to set out a strategy to resolve a web of interlinked disputes that threaten to set Kurds and Arabs against each other along the border of Iraq's Kurdistan region.

They allow the opponents to focus on the weaker arguments and thereby to divert attention away from the bigger debate... Referendum campaigns are not won by those who try to set out rational arguments - Nor are election campaigns.

But the devil this time is in the guidelines, not the details.Israel's latest idea, or so it now seems, is that the framework agreement would not try to set out agreed principles, except vaguely, but would concentrate on the outlines of a Palestinian state.

And so while we can't say where they may have been moved to, we certainly anticipate that there have been deliberate efforts to bury, hide, move, disperse -- all these efforts that were part of the denial and deception campaign.... Q. Could you try to set out for us now what organized formations the Iraqis still have in the area of the capital?

It will be Cameron's first visit to Israel since he became prime minister, and in what some regard as a belated two-day trip, he will try to set out a vision to all sides detailing how Palestine and Israel could be transformed economically if they could strike a deal with aid flowing from the EU and the rest of the world.

We're not trying to set out the climatological arguments.

We're not necessarily trying to set out absolute truth.

The government is "genuinely trying to set out an agenda about how to close the employment gap," he adds.

She is above everything, trying to set out (and dispel) the misguided worries women grow up with.

In all these cases, a defence of sorts can be constructed for Mr Major: he was trying to set out a tough negotiating position before compromising.