set out

verb

1. to present, arrange, or display

   he set the flowers out in the vase

2. to give a full account of; explain exactly

   he set out the matter in full

3. to plan or lay out (a garden, etc)
4. intr to begin or embark on an undertaking, esp a journey

Example Sentences

Each school also has to set out its approaches to learning, pupils’ wellbeing, its anti-bullying policy, and how it supports children with special educational needs.

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On Thursday, the government set out plans for significant changes to the leasehold system in England and Wales.

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“I think he has taken a very smart approach,” former foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba told me, “by clearly setting out the goal – ‘I’m going to fix it’ – but without getting into details.”

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The AA warned motorists to check forecasts before setting out on the road and to drive with "extreme caution".

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He told the BBC’s Evening Extra that Mr Reid “never set out to be a broadcaster” but turned out to be “the most respected journalist I have ever met”.

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