Sentence examples for genesis of the plan from inspiring English sources

But the genesis of the plan goes back further – to the Binyam Mohamed case.

The Powell Memo was so vast in scope and scale that had the genesis of the plan been a foreign nation, the U.S. would have declared war against the country seeking to infiltrate our government.

"The genesis of this plan [to move Marines to Guam] came from Japanese domestic politics," said Mira Rapp-Hooper, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security. .

It's hard to spot the genesis of this plan, but it was clearly in play in 1991 when a man called David Duke took off his hood and made a successful bid for public office in the US state of Louisiana.

The genesis of the store and the plan to turn Archer City into a book town like Hay-on-Wye in Wales, Mr. McMurtry said, was the realization that high real estate prices were killing off the grand old bookstores like Loudermilk's in Washington and Acres of Books in Cincinnati.

In the two occurrences of the word in Genesis (6:5; 8:21), the plan or formation of the human mind is described as raʿ, perhaps "evil" in the moral sense or maybe no more than "disorderly," "confused," "undisciplined".

This is the genesis of the letter he plans to serve up in coming days via full-page advertisements in national publications, including the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.

It was a move to prevent investigators discovering what the men were really talking about - the genesis of an attack plan that, the trial heard, was apparent from their social media.

Even after the government adopted the 1901 McMillan plan, the real genesis of the space we know today, insensitive planners continued to encroach on it, building grim rows of utilitarian federal office buildings along the edges to accommodate an expanding government.

The genesis of the nickname?

This was the genesis of the Orangery.