set forth

verb

1. tr to state, express, or utter

   he set forth his objections

2. intr to start out on a journey

   the expedition set forth on the first of July

Example Sentences

To assess whether the penalties levied on TD Bank are appropriate, consider the facts as set forth in the bank’s plea agreement.

From Los Angeles Times

That may sound incredible, but it’s set forth in black and white in a joint legal filing in federal court.

From Los Angeles Times

Our imperative is to fix the home we live in before setting forth to ruin another one.

From Los Angeles Times

But this government also has religious forces setting forth, not a strategy, but a cosmic vision of conquest.

From BBC

"The road ahead is not without its challenges but our steel strategy will set forth a positive vision for the future of the industry, backed by our manifesto commitment to £3bn of government investment."

From BBC

Related Words

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• proclaim
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• repeat
• reveal
• stress
• tell