Sentence examples for collaborated on a plan from inspiring English sources

The two German-born architects who designed Passages of Light: The Memorial Cloud have collaborated on a plan to remake at least one other well-known site in New York City: They won an award in 2001 for their proposal for a multilevel makeover of Queens Plaza.

Rather than allowing development to overwhelm the county, officials have collaborated on a plan that tries to guide growth and preserve the region's natural beauty.

In an effort to finish all the matches by Sunday evening, officials from the PGA European Tour and the P.G.A. of America collaborated on a plan to squeeze the four remaining sessions into three, with a long day of better-ball and alternate-shot matches on Saturday followed by the traditional Sunday schedule of singles.

So the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Center for Animal Care and Control, the Humane Society of New York and Neighborhood Cats Inc. collaborated on a plan to sterilize the cats and develop a long-term plan for their care.

Calvert Vaux approached him about collaborating on a plan for the Park.

The obvious first step would be collaborating on a plan to stabilize Iraq, acting in concert with that country's other neighbors.

We have designed this so it brings a group of heads of state and political leaders from key countries in central and southern Africa together so we can collaborate on a plan to create healthy and sustainable economies.

BMW, Volkswagen, DaimlerChrysler and others are collaborating on a plan to set up ad hoc meshes among cars cruising down the highway.

Penguin and Catwoman meet and collaborate on a plan to kill Batman out of mutual hatred for the Caped Crusader, but Selina finds herself developing a romantic relationship with Bruce Wayne as the two of them start to spend time together.

But Fedde administrators, the ABC Unified School District and teachers union representatives managed to avoid conflict by collaborating on a plan to use schoolwide test results, not those of individual students tied to specific teachers, in performance reviews.

"It was a tremendous relief that Congress was working in an open, bipartisan way to improve our health care system," wrote the faith leaders in their letter, referencing efforts by Republicans and Democrats over the last month to collaborate on a plan.