Sentence examples for able to plan for from inspiring English sources

Trade unions have pressed in vain for a rethink or delay in abolition of the NI rebate – something that workers "neither fully understand nor have been able to plan for", in the words of Unison general secretary Dave Prentis.

We will not be able to plan for the future.

Because the country was politically stable, the shoguns were able to plan for the long term.

I'd rather take care of it and be able to plan for the future".

It gives me a lot of hope to be able to plan for our success.

We need to be able to plan for threats such as floods or terrorism without worrying about borders and boundaries.

Bankers have told me that if Nadine is able to plan for their money, they'll be willing to use her.

Windfall taxes on businesses must be the exception rather than the rule; companies must be able to plan for their tax liabilities and not be penalised for success.

"This is the most catastrophic event that we have faced and been able to plan for in any of our lifetimes," the Governor of Connecticut said.

He was able to plan for a bit less than 5,000 square feet of retailing in the basement, which has 13-foot-tall ceilings.

Some religious institutions were able to plan ahead for this winter's high prices by locking in lower prices for heating oil when the weather was warmer.