Sentence examples for compulsory plan from inspiring English sources

A compulsory plan, while simple to design, has the drawback that it could actually decrease welfare.

The governor announced conservation measures, including a compulsory plan to curtail outdoor lighting at retail businesses like car dealerships.

Governor Davis, who also announced a separate batch of emergency conservation measures, including a compulsory plan to curtail outdoor lighting at retail businesses like car dealerships, undertook frantic last-minute lobbying for the bill.

The health secretary, Andy Burnham, believes he may get the backing for a compulsory plan from Downing Street, but influential cabinet members are still agonising over whether to be explicit about it on the eve of the poll.

Dana M. Muir, a pension expert at the University of Michigan, opposes a compulsory plan like Australia's, but she said the United States should borrow one aspect of the Australian system: no legal liability if a company makes imprudent decisions in setting up a 401 k -type plan.

Last summer, Larry Volk and his peers were told to expect a final decision from the BLM on their compulsory pumping plan.

As a result, on Sept. 8, one day before local elections, Hong Kong's chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, Beijing's man there, announced the compulsory education plan was being dropped — to avoid pro-Beijing candidates getting crushed.

The HDB made it a priority to house low-income groups first, subsidising rents on the flats and later providing assistance from the Central Provident Fund, Singapore's compulsory savings plan, to purchase them, creating a nation of stability-loving homeowners.

The outcry over Luton's actions didn't deter the government, whose Football Spectators Act of 1989 made ID cards compulsory, a plan that was only abandoned after the deaths of 96 spectators at the Hillsborough disaster later in the same year.

C4 Cable Television, Like It or Not Among the battlegrounds for customers in the pay television market are planned communities, where bulk subscriber deals can end up locking residents into compulsory cable plans.

In Australia, the Labor Party government led by Mr. Rudd backpedaled on its planned compulsory emissions trading plan in April, a decision that contributed to Mr. Rudd's ouster as leader in June by his successor, Julia Gillard.