Sentence examples for be a clear plan from inspiring English sources

"This can be positive but there has to be a clear plan to move forward".

That sounds reasonable, but there must be a clear plan on how to build up again quickly if needed.

There should also be a clear plan for immediate reimposition of crippling sanctions in the event of inadequate Iranian implementation of an agreement.

"There needs to be a clear plan that shows how the camp is going to be dismantled," Burnett told the BBC, adding: "Drivers have been attacked on a daily basis for months.

Government actions currently focus on large-scale farming, but there should be a clear plan on how they can coexist with the small-scale farmers who are in the majority," he said.

There should be a clear plan in place for the future.

That was a clear plan, because he gave Dilshan nothing in his half of the pitch.

All the issues are still on the table, and there's enormous work to be done, but there's a clear plan for moving forward.

"What we want to see in the new year is a clear plan, not just for growth, but for building a fair economy that delivers for working people.

"This is just the thin edge of the wedge, there is a clear plan to do comprehensive data matching of every silo of government," Lane said.

It's a clear plan of attack from the batsmen, so England tweak the field and Briggs switches to come over the wicket.