Sentence examples for Discarded plan from inspiring English sources

During the concert, he had checked his BlackBerry and learned that, at the debate in Vegas, Clinton, as expected, had said she was opposed to his discarded plan.

The proposals are separate from a discarded plan for housing benefit to be taken away from all under 25-year-olds, in or out of work, a measure primarily designed to cut public spending and not linked to training.

One target was again New York City, the officials said, possibly involving the revival of a discarded plan that was first discussed in the months before the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Almost in spite of the mountains of blueprints and contracts, the emerging Times Square is a mix of the pure confection of the earliest plans (one discarded plan included a 15-story indoor Ferris wheel) and the button-down vision of the 1980's, when developers wanted to make the area into an office park resembling Rockefeller Center.

Events in Japan, however, have led the government of Thailand to announce a freeze on developing the country's first nuclear power plants, while the Philippines has discarded plans to activate the shelved Bataan reactor.

Experts say that while the approval process led by President Daniel Ortega has been swift, environmental opposition, changes in shipping patterns and construction costs could easily thrust the proposal onto the large list of discarded plans for a Nicaraguan canal.

He also discarded plans for extending the charge zone to the suburbs, and announced he will review the western extension implemented in 2007, based on a public consultation planned for September 2008.

SeaWorld also has discarded plans for a $100-million expansion of its orca tanks in San Diego and just last week dropped a lawsuit against the California Coastal Commission that challenged the agency's right to impose a ban on the breeding of killer whales at the theme park.

LAST week President Obama announced his decision to discard plans for antiballistic missile shields in Eastern Europe in favor of smaller interceptors on ships and planes.

Returning to Falls City, Nissen and Lotter festered through the week, making and discarding plans to murder Teena, and by so doing solve what they still regarded as their only problem.

Meanwhile, the leader of Britain's paediatricians has accused ministers of letting children down and risking the public's health by discarding plans that would have made the UK a world leader in tackling obesity.