Sentence examples for disclosed a plan from inspiring English sources

By the end of last week, however, no major film studio had yet disclosed a plan to take advantage of this new capability.

Late last year, Charming Shoppes disclosed a plan to begin a strategic review of its businesses, a tacit admission that it was exploring a sale.

CHS ELECTRONICS INC., Miami, said it had filed for bankruptcy protection and disclosed a plan to allow it to emerge as a corporate incubator for Internet companies.

The benchmark index reached levels not seen in nearly five years last Friday, a day after the Federal Reserve disclosed a plan for a third round of economic stimulus.

The downward pressure also got the best of Microsoft, which had been trading higher most of the session after the company disclosed a plan to integrate its software with the Internet.

The judge, Robert J. Morris Jr. of Pasco-Pinellas Circuitheourt, dismissed the case after the new secretary, Bob Butterworth, disclosed a plan to create 373 new state hospital beds by June 30.

The prisoners also maintained their own Grand Council (Grand Conseil) with which to impose discipline, though with a different focus than the British: anyone who disclosed a planned escape attempt to the guards was subject to being stoned to death (though historian Brian Cuthbertson disputes the likelihood of this claim).

BY disclosing a plan to conjure $600 billion to support the sagging economy, the Federal Reserve affirmed the interesting fact that dollars can be conjured.

C4 AOL to Offer a New Vision In a pivotal presentation to investors, AOL Time Warner is expected to disclose a plan to revive its flagging AOL division.

Both commission and exchange officials expect Mr. Donaldson to be consulted before the exchange discloses a plan to overhaul how it is governed and structured.

So at first glance, it did not seem that far-fetched when the left-leaning newspaper The Guardian published an article on Thursday disclosing a plan by Mr. Brown's Labour Party to capitalize on his "reputation for anger and physical aggression" as a bold campaign strategy in the forthcoming national election.