Sentence examples for attacking plans from inspiring English sources

How dare Cameron's Conservatives pretend that they speak for Britain?" Mr Corbyn will try to fight back on security by attacking plans for cuts of up to 20 per cent in police budgets.

Lord Byron, a local, took up the Luddite cause in the House of Lords, attacking plans to make breaking weaving machines a capital crime: "Will you erect a gibbet in every field and hang up men like scarecrows?" he asked.

Norman Chachkin, director of litigation for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, said the ruling "sends a pretty clear message that there is a heavy burden on white plaintiffs attacking plans to demonstrate that it is really not politics, but it is race" that led to the districting map.

The arrival of Nicolas Anelka for £15m and the Frenchman's declaration that he is looking forward to forming a strike partnership with Didier Drogba already leave the Ukraine international looking like the odd man out in Chelsea's attacking plans.

Fewer jets are attacking planned targets, the officials said.

For example, in opposition, Labour attacked plans to privatise air-traffic control as "crazy".

The IFS also attacked plans to offer an exemption from national insurance contributions for small companies.

People eager to keep the newfound bounty of shale gas at home have attacked plans to allow natural gas exports.

And it has attacked plans to increase private provision of publicly purchased social services as another wicked "privatisation".

David Laws, the Liberal Democrat schools minister, attacked plans to expand free schools.

On Saturday the chief inspector of prisons attacked plans to see dozens of full jails take more inmates.