Sentence examples for draft an action plan from inspiring English sources

But first the museum's board and director need to draft an action plan in concert with Los Angeles's city and cultural leaders.

Together, they will draft an action plan, including treatment objectives, potential actions, and priority of actions (eg, withdrawing medication).

Xinhua, the Chinese state news agency, said Tuesday that the marine agency had drafted an "action plan" for asserting China's claim to the disputed islands.

Dr. Dulvy said that in response to the study, he planned to convene a group of shark specialists and fisheries managers in the next year to focus on drafting an action plan to protect the sharks' future.

China Marine Surveillance - a maritime law enforcement agency - had "drafted an action plan for safeguarding the sovereignty and would take actions pending the development of the situation", it said.

It said it had drafted an action plan to mitigate the risk of such an event happening again, and added that it had not been patient or clinically related.

A statement from the National Energy Board reads that the agency is already starting to address the issues and they've drafted an "action plan" and want to address the problems by the end of 2016.

The participants in the 'Community Dialogue', identified problems affecting access to schools in their community, drafted an action plan, and implemented it during the following three months just before the beginning of the new school year.

But this visit must come out with a draft for an action plan and a roadmap for American-Saudi relations, in both their bilateral and regional aspects.

He hoped for the early drafting of an action plan that would elicit more cooperation from the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) against the terrorist Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) leadership harboring in northern Iraq: "We want the KRG to understand that working with us is important".

Notwithstanding what was agreed at Laeken, I hope the Spanish Presidency will re-visit this issue and set up a working group with a mandate to arrive at draft interinstitutional agreements and an action plan agreed by all three institutions to be presented at the Seville Council next June.