Sentence examples for are planning to shape from inspiring English sources

But the steps that Clinton aides are planning to shape his new life do little to address a potentially thornier problem: Historically, when Mr. Clinton does not have a job to do, he gets into trouble.

The Gatwick-area group, which met this week, fears that the London mayor plus three cabinet ministers opposed to or worried about a third runway at Heathrow – Justine Greening, Theresa May and Philip Hammond – are planning to shape the government's response to the commission.

The Geelong Grammar School, a prestigious boarding and day school in Australia, is planning to shape its curriculum around the precepts of positive psychology in 2008, and the government of Scotland has also been in touch with Seligman to see whether the discipline might help its citizens.

Managers, executives and works council representatives from both companies as well as representatives from the state of Lower Saxony, which has a stake of just over 20% in VW, were said to be planning to meet to shape the details of the company structure as soon as possible.

It's almost as if GOP legislators, knowing their congressional majorities were always going to be in decent enough shape, were planning to continue the work of useful demagoguery, with a new Democratic president as their foil.

It wasn't really planned to shape up as a themed column, but sometimes we can only respond to what we're seeing, even if it's not pleasant.

That's how the label is going to be," says YOS, who plans to shape the club's sound with nights of rising techno and house talent.

GEPT is planned to apply for a shape II trial.

There are plans to build a birdhouse in the shape of the Montauk lighthouse out of seashells and carve another as a carousel with painted birds instead of horses.

Dear Wall Street: here's a plan to shape financial reform to your advantage.

"This was the cutting edge of the threat against which we were planning and shaping our defense," he said.