Sentence examples for defunct plans from inspiring English sources

The phone box is now a listed building and there were (now defunct) plans in 2006 for it to be the subject of a world record for squeezing the most people inside.

The federal government, which insures traditional company pensions, then takes over the defunct plan and pays retirees their benefits, up to statutory limits.

Russia was furious that it was not told in advance about a now defunct plan to seize the equivalent of $7.5 billion from Cypriot bank deposits – many of them held by Russian nationals.

Findings indicate that high demographics, defunct planning system, and rising poverty predispose environmental depletion in urban Ghana.

A few doors down at Main Street Wireless, a cellphone services store, two employees had heard only about a now-defunct plan for big box stores in the area.

The defunct Kaiser plan is small relative to some of the pension plans the government has assumed over the last two years.

According to Peter Buck, the defunct group plan to gather all of their fan-only Christmas songs for a "big box set... one day".

It notes that the defunct pension plan has been replaced by a benefits package that will reward pilots who keep working as long as possible.

The government had to abandon control of the lira, one mainstay of a now defunct disinflationary plan agreed on with the IMF.The currency duly shed over a third of its value, and inflation, which fell by more than half last year, is now set to rise to an annual 50%, while the economy shrinks by 2%.

And while Republicans were effective in banding together against the stimulus and the budget, they have splintered elsewhere, most embarrassingly on a now-defunct Democratic plan in the House to levy a huge tax on executive bonuses.

In 1964, Mr. Davis was indicted on charges of perjury in connection with a defunct dental insurance plan that he once headed.