Sentences with phrase «spell out where»

Basically, this will spell out where you should be focusing your preparation efforts.

However it is not their final report which hopefully will spell out where the R&D dollar should be spent.

I am going to do a complete book review highlighting what I love about it and will spell out where our approaches differ.

However, the Chancellor was repeatedly challenged by journalists to spell out where Labour would cut spending.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage challenged Labour leader Ed Miliband to spell out where his party would implement cuts in order to reduce the deficit, in the BBC election debate.

The prime minister did not spell out where she got that idea from but the speech came four and a half years after Ed Milband issued a stark warning to developers holding on to land with planning permission.

In a significant U-turn from the pledge to «own» the entire government programme, Lib Dem strategists at the party's Cowley Street HQ will spell out where key reforms would not have happened if the Tories had been in power alone.

In committing to the state's portion of the MTA's five - year, $ 26 billion capital program, Cuomo promised more than $ 8.3 billion to the authority, except he didn't really spell out where more than $ 1 billion of that money would come from.

For instance, it may be necessary for regulatory regime spelling out where a Mobile Money point can be sited.

The War Powers Act is kind of a compromise where Congress has legislatively delegated some authority to initiate conflict to the POTUS, while spelling out where they have to become involved.

Not exact matches

To get a better sense of where things are heading, Business Insider has taken a closer look at technology's developing role in the field of education and outlined the advances that could be spelled out for the future.

But that's only part of the story conveyed by this map, which also reveals where those calories come from — or as National Geographic spells it out: «the leading kinds of food available in the country's daily supply.»

A few years ago video resumes, where people sat in front of webcams spelling out their qualifications and showing a bit of personality, were all the rage.

The inclement weather policy should clearly spell out who is responsible for announcing any closures, and where they will be able to find that information.

Older buyers, like snowbird retirees taking annual trips south for the winter, are still where the money is, he says, versus the «modern hipsters that are trying this out for a spell.»

At this time, I was working as an editor, where I sought out spelling, grammar, and punctuation mistakes in newsletters, theological journals, books, commentaries, and websites.

Some bully pastors can provide a complete system where it's all spelled out for you, no major work on your part required... just listen to them and say what they say, do what they say, be what they say.

A married couple can morally choose to make use of the infertile period to avoid the conception of a child where proper reasons exist, and Humanae Vitae does spell out the nature of such reasons.

Where such a reality (as spelt out in 1) does exist, most often the blame for such a state of affairs is put on «outside» forces or on those minorities «inside» who do not conform to some kind of standardized understanding of a national norm.

Where such a reality (as spelt out in 1) does not exist, either practically or experienced as such by those living in an illusory construction of the present («our inviolable shores» ideology) the talk of peace tends to take on impractical («brotherhood and sisterhood of all humankind») and essentialized («the global village») colours.

Where the Bible was «opened,» flowers spelled out the words to John 3:16 — «For God so loved the U.S.A.»

This is clearly spelt out in statements where Clement argues that Jesus, the Son, in whom all the powers of the Spirit terminate is

This same passage from Descartes is mentioned in another context in Process and Reality where the «true general [Aristotelian] principle» which underlies Descartes» statement in the passage is spelled out by Whitehead as follows: «apart from things that are actual, there is nothing — nothing either in fact or in efficacy» (PR 64).

It doesn't matter where in time you look... there have always been turning of words how ever well things are spelled out for clarification.

You spelled it out... Took all the confusion away (@ where to start) Enjoy your life now, refresh, relax, renew!

«He's had that spell of games where he has played well then he gets that massive setback and is out for a long spell of time.

Where Greaves began with Chelsea, he carried on with Spurs after a short spell in Italy with Milan failed to work out.

So although the brief spell with Charlton this season was important in that it gave Coquelin the match fitness he needed to come straight into the Arsenal side, it seems that his tough experience in Germany, where he was often played out of position and heavily criticised by the German media seems to have been the real catalyst.

We are having a spell where we ain't got that much luck, most teams will create 1 or 2 chances against us and will score from them... Some decisions are not going our way right now but as they say, these things even themselves out as the season progresses..

The Brazilian made his debut with Sauber back in 2002 and had a long spell with Ferrari where he achieved 11 race victories, also coming desperately close to the world championship in the dramatic 2008 season finale, where Massa missed out on the title by a single point.

The transitory nature is definitely a pro (although I've mostly tuned out of NXT after a spell where all my favourites got promoted and haven't really been able to get stuck into it again).

Ayumiyang (or how - ever he is spelt), a player who can play anywhere along the front 3, scored 25 goals this season and created 10... Lacazette has the attributes to play out wide for a while along with being a CF, again another player who has proven to know where the net is.

He arrived from Schalke 04 in the Bundesliga, where he made 94 league appearances for the German club, and a further 23 outings in the Champions League and Europa League during a six - year spell with the Gelsenkirchen club.

Undeterred, Bastón went out on the first of his loan spells, where he scored four goals in the second division for Real Murcia.

This continued into the following season as Davies struggled with injuries until eventually being loaned out to Preston North End where he enjoyed quite a succesful spell and came back to Bolton rejevenated.

brazils current captain and midfielder gilberto to greek side for 1m... we cuda got at least 7 / 8M for a guy with his cv @any1 who thinks AWs stubborness is fading; il believe that when i see him splash out on proven quality in the positions we need, every arsenal fan, aswel as rival fans, know where we need to strenthen and sols signing wil not make us a stronger outfit at all, sol was a legend in his first spell with us but any arsenal fan who will be satisfied when this proves to be our only transfer activity does not want to win trophies... can u imagine the frustration of cesc, arsha, sagna and gallas???

Guidetti found first - team opportunities limited at the Etihad after moving from Sweden as a 16 - year - old and has spent several spells out on loan with Burnley, Stoke and most notably Feyenoord where he scored 20 goals in 23 games.

Then you know exactly where everything is, how to find it and how to spell out your list in order of the aisles to make it as fast as possible.

Spider Walk: Incorporate balance and spelling in this fun game, where letters are spread out on a web and collected to spell words.

Ideograms represent words or concepts with a single character, where alphabetical systems spell them out letter by letter.

The governor has not spelled out yet where the state's $ 8.3 billion share of the new MTA mass transit capital plan will come from.

And — unlike the old member items — none of it was spelled out in the state budget, where the public could at least see the pork.

de Blasio spoke to a group of around 750 in the Washington Avenue Armory where he spelled out the advantages of his program.

So Curiosity also has holes in its wheels, which spell out «JPL» (for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where the rover was built and is operated) in Morse code.

The new system requires students to make choices about where and what they will study earlier than they are required to do now and for the first time spells out the exact level of funds that an international student must have before he or she will be allowed into the United Kingdom.

Where the literature was sparse, they tried to fill in the blanks by taking precise measurements of a healthy human leg and creating a mathematical model that spelled out how the different components of the leg interact.

Houdini had him scoop up the ink - soaked ball in a spoon and place it against the slate, where it momentarily stuck before slowly rolling across the face, spelling out «M,» «e,» «n,» «e,» and so forth until the entire phrase was completed, at which point the ball dropped to the ground.

The strategy spells out what it describes as a «simple» vision: «The United States will become a place where new HIV infections are rare and when they do occur, every person, regardless of age, gender, race / ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity or socio - economic circumstance, will have unfettered access to high quality, life - extending care, free from stigma and discrimination.»

So a lot of people they have preconceived notions even if you spell it out to them and you let them know, «Here's where we're at now, here's where we're going.»

My hair took a spell where it was falling out.