Sentence examples for everyone to plan from inspiring English sources

A filibuster is a power play, a manifestation of political meltdown, while a rule that is hard-wired into the system is politically neutral and permits everyone to plan ahead.

Rather than face a series of three-month extensions of the law, which has happened in the past, Mr. LaHood said it would be less disruptive for everyone to plan for an year-and-a-half extension now.

As well as helping elderly people financially, it had been designed to encourage everyone to plan better for old age and persuade the insurance industry to develop more products to cover care costs.

Dr Sarah Main, who is the director of the Campaign for Science and Engineering, told BBC News that the hitherto "lumpy" nature of capital funding had made it difficult for everyone to plan ahead.

I urge everyone to plan their next family vacation during ABFF.

The best way for managers to navigate this season is to establish a year-round culture of respect for everyone, and to plan holiday celebrations that reflect the makeup of the workplace.

Sure, everyone has to plan their evening.

Although we request our customers to return their unwanted sister sizes within 10 days, we're very flexible during the holidays as we know everyone wants to plan ahead but keep their gifts a surprise until the day of.

"Everyone is hesitant to plan beyond 2014," said a Western official who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Everyone is supposed to plan for death.

"Her family adores him; everyone is thrilled to plan a wedding," the friend adds.