Sentence examples for Forge a plan from inspiring English sources
American manufacturers should stop indulging his vanity, and help him forge a plan.
Large majorities oppose the ideas at the heart of the most recent GOP negotiations to forge a plan that could pass in the House.
Washington should use its presidency of the United Nations Security Council this month to rally international condemnation of Mr. Mugabe and forge a plan that might have a chance of averting disaster in Zimbabwe.
Donald Watkins, a Birmingham, Ala., banker and energy entrepreneur, has begun talking to Carl Pohlad, the Twins' owner, about buying the team; renewed efforts are under way to forge a plan to provide funds for a new park and the Metrodome landlord plans to continue its legal effort to keep the Twins beyond this year.
Moskalenko, commander of the 38th Army, placed the blame on the fact that the fronts did not forge a plan previous to the decision to regroup, and thus demonstrated what would be a poor display of front management.
"Everyone realizes the peace deal collapsed, but no one wants to lead the diplomatic effort to forge a Plan B," said Alan Boswell, an author and researcher on South Sudan who is based in Nairobi.
That requires forging a plan of action that functions at three levels: the individual, the work group, and society at large.
After earning (1953) a Ph.D. from Columbia University, New York City, Brothers remained at home to care for her infant daughter, but she forged a plan to supplement her husband's meagre medical-residency salary by applying for a game-show spot.
The assignment exposes the frailty of the ideals that the pair once held; as orphaned teen-agers, they forged "a plan for a shared life" guided by self-improvement.
But Mr. Martinez has forged a plan that will allow the city to gain control of the troubled buildings and parcel them out to developers who have proven track records.
Together, they forged a plan to give customers who sign up for an electronic bill paying service — which HSBC promotes as saving trees — a "green" kit that includes items like energy-efficient light bulbs.
