Sentence examples for called a plan from inspiring English sources

What Rudy Giuliani has proposed shouldn't be called a "plan" at all.

Laura D'Andrea Tyson: The new plan for Greece has been called a plan to save the euro.

"What they presented us with cannot be called a plan, it was merely offensive and humiliating," he said in unusually harsh language.

The group, led by Yanis Varoufakis, the finance minister at the time, came up with what he later called a "plan B" for Greece.

BEHIND THE NEWS Mr. Obama outlined what he called a plan to "win the future" -- investing in education and fields like high-speed rail, clean-energy technology and high-speed Internet to pave the way for tomorrow's jobs.

The plan to tackle Detroit's debts, called a plan of adjustment, is subject to the approval of the bankruptcy judge, Steven Rhodes, who must decide whether it is fair and equitable.

In Nov. '65, the administration called a "planning conference".

Meanwhile, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has called a planned strike by UK border staff on the eve of the Games "an absolute disgrace".

In the meantime, I called a planning lawyer to find out what might happen.

Russia mobilised up to 150,000 troops on Friday in its western military district in what it called a planned drill.

The resultant volume is called a planning target volume, or PTV.