Sentence examples for fighting plan from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shaw, however, is not the only commission member who indicated a willingness to consider a revised congestion fighting plan that includes bridge tolls.

Obviously, a photo in the local paper of an angry elderly woman screaming at her GOP Congressman with a caption talking about the fight over Social Security that broke out at the local nursing home when the politician visited is not what the House leadership had in mind when it passed out this "fighting" plan.

Unions are fighting plans to replace 170 local offices with 13 regional centres.

A major environmental group announced yesterday that it would join a lawsuit fighting plans for a new Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Campaigners fighting plans to close three Leeds schools are mounting a protest in Leeds city centre tomorrow.

It's ironic that Lisa Kirk, who lives in a home in the flood plain, spent years fighting plans for new development on Bethel Island.

Air traffic controllers have been fighting plans to cut their privileges and raise their working hours to 1,670 hours a year, from 1,200 hours.

The state chapter of the Sierra Club, for example, is currently fighting plans in Bloomingdale to develop the site of the Pompton Mutiny of 1781.

Residents of Portobello Road, above, long famous for its outdoor market, are fighting plans for a McDonald's (they weren't fast enough to stop a Starbucks).

Residents are fighting plans to develop a "super-depot" for Dublin council's fleet of vehicles in an historic area of the city.

There is fierce opposition to Lewisham council plans to close London's last public golf course in Beckenham Place Park, while campaigners are fighting plans to develop Liverpool's Walton Hall Park into Everton FC's new ground.