Sentence examples for a plan that could from inspiring English sources

"Programme rights makes more sense as a plan that could work," said the TV expert.

The Obama administration has won Iraqi agreement for a plan that could avoid these outcomes.

In 2010, he pushed a plan that could, in essence, make all bids for derivatives contracts public.

"Westchester's submission was not a plan that could become acceptable with a few tweaks," Mr. Gurian said.

Mr. Bush should have been hammered during the election campaign for proposing a plan that could shortchange future pensioners.

Democrats in the House and the Senate are considering a plan that could cost as much as $800 billion.

So they have been working with consumer groups to devise a plan that could satisfy both sides.

The proposal could also encourage more companies to pay dividends, a plan that could hurt state and local governments.

It's a plan that could indeed save the post office, which last year recorded a $1 billion operating loss.

Be honest with your mentor about weaknesses as it will help him come up with a plan that could complement your particular academic scenario.

WITH his leg injured in a recent skiing accident, Arnold Schwarzenegger, California's governor, this week announced a plan that could change the terms of America's health-care debate.