Sentence examples for confuse plans from inspiring English sources

No such standardised system has until now existed.This new "early warning" system will complement (or, arguably, confuse) plans the government has already announced for annual appraisal of doctors, and new assessment and support centres to deal with those who are struggling.

Brent L. Glading, founder of the Glading Group, a consulting firm that analyzes 401 k)'s, says he welcomes the disclosure requirements but fears that the new rules will confuse plan participants.

Because of confused planning, it wasn't until August that Charlie Company's activities began to yield tangible benefits for Iraqis.

"Moratti's reform appears to be an improvised and confused plan with an eye to the past," attacks Flaminia Saccà, sociologist and member of the opposition party.

"We're looking into an abyss, but we should not confuse contingency plans with reality," said Marc Chandler, the top currency strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman.

Don't confuse business continuity plans with disaster recovery plans.

By Monday afternoon, Tom Coughlin was still confused and planned to call the league.... Receiver Steve Smith (fractured scapula) is expected to miss at least two weeks.

Torres told me, "I think the Trump Administration must be confusing wedding planning with urban planning that's my only explanation".

But it's a concept that can confuse supporters and plan members alike.

It would be wrong to confuse his immediate plan to achieve quiet by piling pressure on Mr Arafat to call off the intifada with his longer-term thinking.

The calculator is a helpful educational tool, but don't confuse it for comprehensive planning.