Sentence examples for agreed-upon plan from inspiring English sources

The governor's staff said that a recently agreed-upon plan to allow the state and local governments to borrow billions of dollars from the state pension fund remained on the table.

Under the agreed-upon plan, the state would be authorized to borrow $1.5 billion to $2 billion over the next three years, according to forecasts provided by the governor's office and the Senate.

So representatives of Nassau County's bitterly divided government negotiated throughout the weekend on spending cuts and met here this afternoon to present their agreed-upon plan to the governor's special adviser on the county, Frank G. Zarb.

According to an agreed-upon plan, Al died peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family, with his distressing end-of-life symptoms assuaged by morphine, anti-anxiety medication and oxygen.

If you didn't tell her what was wrong and give her time to fix it according to an agreed-upon plan, you didn't treat her fairly.

It did not help that Adam Stephen, leading one of the branches of the attack, was drunk, and broke from the agreed-upon plan of attack.

The agreement signed on Tuesday says that the southern-allied fighters "shall be integrated, over a time period and with modalities to be agreed, into the Sudan Armed Forces" and that "any disarmament shall be done in accordance with agreed-upon plans and without resorting to force".

The process should ensure the involvement of children and adhere to agreed-upon planning schedules and norms.

He said the government was only sticking to an agreed upon plan to hand over the prison by the end of 2011.

So, if you and your partner want to enjoy more frequent sex and achieve true intimacy it's good to have a mutually agreed upon plan.

Because there is no agreed upon plan or strategy, the government -- in whatever form it re-emerges in September -- would be very foolish to implement Article 50 in the near future, even if one or two of the candidates for the job of prime minister will inevitably promise to do so.