Sentence examples for will be spelled out from inspiring English sources

For the first time the rights of British citizens will be spelled out in law.

These will be spelled out by a state board two years after Mr Schwarzenegger leaves office.

The detailed requirements will be spelled out through ministerial regulation rather than legislation.

There have been many accomplishments, but that will be spelled out in our response to this petition".

That will be spelled out in the new defence white paper, to be released in early 2016.

There will be penalties for failing to do so, which will be spelled out when the finance bill is published.

Further details will be spelt out by the home secretary, Theresa May, next week.

In terms of the £12bn, we will be spelling out our plans.

The type of activity that will count as an "activity condition" will be spelt out in secondary legislation.

The pledge is part of a drive to give more emphasis to developing attributes like "character" and "resilience" in young people, which will be spelt out in a major speech by Mr Hunt on Wednesday.

At this week's Health and Care Innovation Expo in Manchester, NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens said that in the next few days his organisation will be spelling out expectations on how the public will be involved in discussions.