Sentence examples for a plan for creating from inspiring English sources
Microsoft recently announced Palladium, a plan for creating secure computing platforms.
While nearly half of Ohioans said they disapproved of Mr. Strickland's performance as governor, fewer than one in four voters believe Mr. Kasich has a plan for creating jobs.
In the 1980s, Congress directed the Department of Energy to prepare a plan for creating a national repository at Yucca Mountain, a volcanic structure in the Nevada desert about 100 miles from Las Vegas.
They contend Mr. Zapatero is long on visions for the future but lacks a plan for creating jobs in the medium term, or for financing his generous social policies.
They contend that Mr. Zapatero is long on visions for the future but lacks a plan for creating jobs in the medium term, or for financing his generous social policies.
He offers a plan for creating contingent bank capital, and suggests an approach to stress testing that has the potential to ease or even eliminate the too-big-to-fail dilemma.Mr Rajan rightly focuses on the undeniably important role of capital.
With the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations long stalled, he recently proposed a unilateral plan for creating a separate Palestinian state that would have Israel annexing parts of the West Bank and withdrawing from others.
To build this aspect of follow-up systematically into appointments, they developed an action plan for creating a reminder system: a label affixed to the file and on which the professionals must enter the date when a patient is referred for an eye examination and the date when it takes place.
Mr. Obama is seen as understanding the voters' needs and problems, but only about a third thinks he has a clear plan for creating jobs.
Similar ideas can be found in the 1983 book Speeches and Writings by Yuri Andropov: On 29 April 1969, Andropov submitted to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union an elaborated plan for creating a network of mental hospitals to defend the "Soviet Government and socialist order" from dissenters.
Money and attention have not been as forthcoming for Afghanistan as Mr. Bush promised 18 months ago, and in Iraq an early plan for creating an Iraqi transitional authority has been shelved because of unanticipated obstacles.
