Sentence examples for behind those plans from inspiring English sources

The best leaders tell employees all they legally and ethically can about what's happened, what they plan to do, and their intentions behind those plans.

Thankfully, much of what we know works is part of the New Alliance, such as the creation of country-owned plans and alignment behind those plans, an explicit focus on women and smallholder farmers, and the aim to reduce risks for vulnerable economies and communities.

The city took its plans for a huge transfer station at Fresh Kills -- behind the scenes, those plans had come to appear politically impossible because of Staten Island opposition -- then asked the major waste companies to make proposals for a similar center somewhere else on New York Harbor.

The idea behind those big plans to improve the Tappan Zee and the I-287 corridor feeding it, like the premise behind the I-287 rehabilitation that has been under way for years, is to ultimately bring drivers some relief.

But more than two and a half years on all but 10% of those plans are behind schedule and only two were completed by December, the time of the last progress report.

One hope of those behind the plans to bring the Iron Lady – or at least the bronze one – to Grantham is that cash tills will rattle to the tune of money spent by visitors ranging from tourists to Thatcherite pilgrims who have long trickled into the market town where she grew up as daughter of a local grocer and mayor.

Those behind the plans say the process is a clean way of reducing landfill.

For those behind the plans, they represent a key step that Scotland could take to reduce its spiralling drugs deaths, with a wide body of evidence pointing to their success elsewhere.

The politics behind these plans seem fairly clear to me.

Among those behind the plan is the Tory former attorney general Dominic Grieve, who was accused by some newspapers on Sunday of leading a coup against Brexit in alliance with the Commons Speaker, John Bercow.

Those behind the plan hope Poland's location at the heart of Europe – along with its plethora of low-cost flights, cheap accommodation, and attractive tourist cities such as Krakow – will be enough to tip the increasingly competitive battle for medical tourism in Poland's favour.