Sentence examples for decide on plans from inspiring English sources

Unlike the UK, French voters were preparing to decide on plans drawn up by the then president of the European commission, Jacques Delors, for majority voting and closer economic ties.

A couple of hours after the tie-breaker, another crowd, larger and more impassioned, came to Town Hall to hear how the Council would decide on plans for a Wal-Mart.

In 2016, the new government, whoever it is, will have to decide whether to go ahead with building new submarines - at a cost estimated by former Defence Secretary Liam Fox in 2011 of up to £25bn - and three years after that, decide on plans for a new warhead - about another £6bn.

This move raises potentially serious concerns about conflicts of interest, if councils that benefit from this money are also the ones who decide on planning applications from fracking firms in the first place".

The mayor will take over the strategic planning powers from the London boroughs as well as the right to decide on planning applications for tall buildings.

CCS also say the council needs an interim up to date planning policy put in place for members of Cardiff Council's planning committee to use to decide on planning proposals instead of harking back to the old unitary agreement.

Now Mr. Mercy and Mr. Sturm are deciding on plans for the 2012 season and beyond.

Mr. Geithner suggested that the administration was waiting for the economy to stabilize before deciding on a plan.

If that is true, then it would be wise for the church to look at the data before deciding on a plan of action.

Before deciding on any plan, examine the coverage maps carefully, and assume providers' maps are optimistic.

After deciding on a plan, they receive all the feedback from the previous three sessions to booster their memory.