Sentence examples for explaining its plans from inspiring English sources

All worried that the proposed laws would erode the liberties that still distinguish Hong Kong from the mainland, even if only by creating a climate of self-censorship and fear.The government made matters worse by leaving the task of explaining its plans mostly to Regina Ip, Hong Kong's security secretary.

Realtors say the city has done a poor job of explaining its plans to neighborhood councils and homeowners, even though the change could cost many property owners thousands of dollars each.

The company circulated a notice in the park Thursday explaining its plan: it would clean a third of the park at a time, allowing protesters to return to each section once the job was done.

"F.D.A. is concerned that the same poor management practices which led to the meat residues may also result in drug residues in milk," the agency said in a document explaining its plan to the industry.

The WRU sent a letter on Saturday to its 320-member clubs explaining its plan of action after the regions failed to meet the 31 December deadline to continue its participation agreement for another five years.

This week Tepco released a video explaining its plan to remove the rods, which were being stored in a pool 100ft above ground when the plant was struck by the 11 March 2011 tsunami.

BT Sport has added details of new programmes and presenters to its network of channels and revealed more about its new 'state of the art studios.' The new channel released a statement explaining its plan to revolutionise coverage of sport and football, including a new interactive playing surface that can be used to demonstrate moves in football, rugby and other sports.

The Welsh Rugby Union has written to each Welsh League club explaining its plan to restructure the divisions next season along more geographical lines.

They accuse the tourist-development agency of failing to explain its plans to local residents.

The rest of the world would like the Fed to explain its plans clearly, and then to travel slowly.

Boeing is meeting with customers and regulators to explain its plans for getting the plane back into service.