Sentence examples for an emerging plan from inspiring English sources

The 3,000 to 5,000 troops envisioned under Dempsey's proposal would be part of an emerging plan for a global counterterrorism footprint, developed after the Islamic State's rampage through much of Iraq and Syria.

President Obama and lawmakers in both parties latched on to a new strategy for reducing the federal debt Tuesday, saying an emerging plan to save $3.7 trillion over the next decade could help break a political impasse over the debt limit and avert a U.S. default.

Green infrastructure (GI) is an emerging planning and design concept to mitigate urban flooding.

Cruz, Paul and Lee also object to a provision in the emerging plan that would replace the ACA's subsidies for middle-class people with tax credits that could be used to buy insurance.

Okinawan politicians and the local news media have described the emerging plan as a modified version of the 2006 agreement.

"The emerging plan has a significant element of public realm and we are very keen that the shipbuilding and marine heritage of the area is captured in some way within the final scheme," O'Donnell says.

Under emerging plans, a small group of EU leaders whose countries will be most affected by the UK's departure will be hosted by the Belgian PM, Charles Michel, on Wednesday afternoon.

But it is possible that the emerging plans for an assault on American territory were also discussed.

But its emerging plans are a disappointment to some critics of the No Child Left Behind law, who hoped Mr. Obama's campaign promises of change would mean a sharper break with the Bush-era law.

The hulking and defunct Battersea power station, under an emerging master plan, "will be the heritage centerpiece of new development.

Gliding directly overhead is the stately 1873 Albert Bridge, suspended on "wrought-iron and cast-iron cable stays". The hulking and defunct Battersea power station, under an emerging master plan, "will be the heritage centerpiece of new development.