Sentence examples for blueprints to run from inspiring English sources

Six Republican-denominated states appear to have taken the plunge and submitted blueprints to run their own exchanges in whole or part: Iowa, Mississippi, Idaho, New Mexico and Nevada, along with Utah, which already has a state-run health exchange of its own making.

Those clubs would, according to that blueprint, then seek to run their own competition.

Along with the recent decision by San Francisco's school board to try to revoke Edison's contract to manage a school there, the latest defeat seems to provide opponents with a blueprint for how to run Edison out of town.

Ultimately, the Salt Lake Games conferred upon the Olympic movement a modern blueprint for how to run Winter Games that are cozy, attractive to a younger audience and with significance and sizzle.

He arrived with a wife and a blueprint for how to run a security state that he had learned from his days as a colonel in Saddam Hussein's air force.

Because there isn't, for example, an established blueprint for how to run an e-commerce business, we often learn things as we go.

That was enough time to obtain a perfect blueprint of how to run a PR firm: do the opposite of everything Janet did.

It has been a series of atrocious gaffes and a blueprint of how not to run a presidential campaign.

We used the original train blueprints and scaled them down to run on a two-mile track we had built.

Mr. McGreevey said today that he would not officially announce his candidacy until next year, but that he was busy formulating a "blueprint" of issues on which to run.

They hired a young Albany native named John Randel, Jr., to survey the island and draft the 1811 Commissioners' Plan, an eight-foot-long blueprint for the grid, which was to run from North (now Houston) Street to 155th Street.