Sentence examples for feel the plan from inspiring English sources

Opponents seemed to feel the plan was doomed.

"We feel the Plan Colombia is for Colombia," said Guillermo Ford, Panama's ambassador to the United States.

A number of Tory MPs favouring free market policies, including some at senior ministerial level, feel the plan is far too interventionist for a Conservative government, and are aiming to water down the proposal in the next parliament.

However, some in the Labour party may feel the plans do not go far enough, as they only promise a review of Conservative cuts to universal credit and legal aid.

They say they feel the plans won't have an adverse impact on the valley or lead to development.

That proposal has given a voice to residents who feel the planning process is "rigged in favor of developers and against communities," said Yaroslavsky, director of the L.A. Initiative at UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs and Department of History.

Employees thus felt the plan belonged to them.

Monis felt the plan was too convoluted and instead blew his cigarette smoke into a bottle, he said.

"The mood of the community was that they really felt the plan should be adopted," Flores said.

The measure was met with criticism by the Pennsylvania School Boards Association and others who felt the plan would be expensive and would undermine local school boards' authority to set graduation requirements.

Ultimately, however, the committee felt the plans that the office came up with either were insufficient or not being adhered to and it recommended that the board expel the chapter.