Sentence examples for which will set out from inspiring English sources

A "claimant commitment" will be introduced, which will set out what they should do.

The white paper, which will set out the government's plans, will be released tomorrow.

First, it trails the idea of a NHS constitution which will set out rights for care.

The OBR will produce its first forecasts before this budget, which will set out the government's overall spending totals from next year.

So, next year, we will publish this country's first ever annual asylum strategy, which will set out where our help will be targeted – and how we will crack down on those who abuse it.

Tuesday and Sunday will feature BT Sport Films, a series which will set out to become the home for the stories of sport, personalities and issues that fascinate sports fans.

I will make a statement to parliament later today in which I will set out the process for that decision to be made".

Farron made the comments before Wednesday's spending review, in which George Osborne will set out a five-year projection of government spending, including details of aid spending.

PW: The SCU prepares the lines to take in the wake of Blair's set-piece interview for the next morning's Times, in which he will set out his plans to stay in office.

We have our own plans for adapting the BBC further to become a truly internet-first organisation over the coming years, which we will set out in the autumn.

Later on Thursday, the FPC will publish its bi-annual report on financial stability, in which it will set out "the risks posed by recent and prospective developments" in the housing market.