Sentence examples for a direct action plan from inspiring English sources

In its place, Mr Abbott proposes a "direct action" plan.

In light of this potential policy vacuum on carbon pollution – a possible scenario where Australia has neither a carbon price nor a "direct action" plan – the role of the CEFC becomes even more vital.

The chief reason for Australia's politician-free delegation, is that Mr Abbott's cabinet, including his Environment Minister Greg Hunt, are busy trying to push through laws to repeal the country's carbon price legislation and replace it with a "direct action plan".

He intends to replace the tax with a Direct Action plan, where industries will be paid to reduce emissions.

Instead of the tax, he plans to introduce a "direct action" plan under which subsidies will be given to farmers and businesses to reduce their emissions.

The new prime minister, who says the tax cost jobs and forced energy prices up, wants to introduce a Direct Action plan under which farmers and industry will be paid to act to reduce emissions.

Consider the impact of a powerful, direct action plan designed to completely resolve two serious issues...as opposed to smattering of suggestions and possible improvements for a whole host of issues.

The government will release a white paper on its Direct Action plan in the next few weeks.

We need to expose what a sham Tony Abbott's whole proposed Direct Action plan is".

Mr Abbott's "direct action" plan was a cynical ploy to appear to take action on climate change before the election.

In 2011 Turnbull described Abbott's alternative "Direct Action" plan as a prohibitively expensive way to "pick winners", which would only appeal to those expecting that the science of climate change would be disproven because it could be easily terminated.