The phrase "a plan over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a plan that is being discussed or considered, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to finalize a plan over the next few days to ensure everything is in place."
Alternatives: "a plan regarding" or "a plan for".
Some Republicans came up with a brilliant plan -- they'll just continue to insist that they've got a plan, over and over again, until people believe that it exists.
"The city is going to have a difficult time confirming a plan over the objection of unfair discrimination".
The institution's trustees approved a plan over the weekend that will expand the undergraduate student body by 500 students, or about 10percentto to 5,100 students.
There are around 230 villages affected by sea level rise and they will all need a plan over the next few years as sea ice continues to retreat".
I'd like to be involved in generating a plan over the next two years.' He said: 'We don't have time for that.
But analysts said it would be hard to push through such a plan over likely objections within Prime Minister Antonis Samaras's shaky governing coalition — not to mention the political opposition, restive labor unions and an austerity-weary public.
What might have sounded like a great plan over an over- caffeinated midnight brainstorm, might not stand up in the cold light of day. .
The VFM method uses the propagation of a wave (Fast Marching) operating on the world model to determine a motion plan over a viscosity map (similar to the refraction index in optics) extracted from the updated map model.
Your safety plan is a plan you read over and follow as soon as you start having suicidal thoughts.
Fighting with a health plan over a denied claim can leave people feeling they've been injured all over again.
(Smart vendors will work out a payment plan over time to avoid a writeoff).
