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On the same day that it published the paper with Mr Cable, the Treasury also weighed in with a blueprint of its own for financial regulation.

"It made me reflect on the first 15 years of my basketball coaching life and to come back with a blueprint of how to build a program".

Ms. Williams asked him to conduct a "state of the system" analysis of the railroad and come up with a "blueprint of what are the next steps".

Let me provide you with a blueprint of some of the cost factors, concentrating here on two structural features of universities: the increasingly complexity of the institutions and demands made on them by parents, students, and the larger American society; and their "company of equals" governance structures.

They were also used to guide item construction when used in conjunction with a blueprint of content strands.

But what the first 20 minutes of the second debate provided us with was a blueprint of how Trump will handle these sorts of things.

Giles, editor of Panorama for four years, was given the task of coming up with a blueprint for the future of BBC current affairs before taking on a new senior role later this year.

For the time being, the floor is configured for the choreographer Sarah Michelson, with stadium seating and a blueprint of the Whitney Museum emblazoned on the vast dance floor.

Giles has been tasked with coming up with a blueprint for the future of BBC current affairs before taking on a new senior role in the autumn.

Then there is Tom Giles, the former Panorama editor who stepped down from the programme after four years earlier this year to come up with a blueprint for the future of BBC current affairs.

Our relationships with our parents give us a blueprint of how our adult relationships should be.