Sentence examples for flagging plan from inspiring English sources

But faced with mounting pressure from Trump and a White House eagerly searching for a victory of its own, Republicans managed to coalesce around a flagging plan that just six weeks ago was considered all but dead.

Of the more than 600,000 people who have crossed into the EU by reaching Greece this year, these were the first to be registered, fingerprinted and then resettled elsewhere in Europe under the EU's ambitious, if flagging, plan to use compulsory quotas to share 160,000 refugees.

Turkey has flagged plans to advance towards Manbij, where the US military maintains a base alongside its Kurdish allies.

The state's family and community services minister, Brad Hazzard, has flagged plans to introduce stricter standards for people caring for children in group homes.

Porter, who last week flagged plans to reform the social security system, released figures on the numbers of recipients receiving other supplementary payments.

The figures for newspapers in the Fairfax group, the main Murdoch rival, were even more drastic: they dropped from 25% to 8%.Since Mr Turnbull flagged plans to review the rules, he has been "inundated" with responses.

Things again looked promising in November 2012 and marine conservation took another leap forward, when Labor environment ministers Peter Garrett and then Tony Burke flagged plans for 44 new marine parks circumnavigating the continent.

Edward Hart heads the Stonington Uplands Association, a homeowners group in neighboring Stonington that fought the Six Flags plan.

When Hitler asked for a pretext for the invasion of Poland in 1939, Himmler, Heydrich, and Heinrich Müller masterminded a false flag plan code-named Operation Himmler.

The measure is part of a three-point plan to overhaul the Australian tax system, with the government flagging its plans to install a flat tax rate past the next election cycle.

It is most intriguing to hear O'Halloran talk of the pitfalls of "endless drills" - perhaps a trait of past Scottish teams has been a rigid adherence to flagging game-plans, backline play without freedom that represents sheer sacrilege in the Kiwi heartlands.