Sentence examples for has produced a plan from inspiring English sources

He too has produced a plan for a 50% cut in global emissions by 2050.

Foster Partners, a firm of architects, has produced a plan for one which it says would cost £50 billion, including transport links.

Nick Clegg, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, said: "Gordon Brown has produced a plan to save his job, not help people struggling with the credit crunch".

"That kind of secretive and arrogant behavior has produced a plan that, in many areas, is poorly constructed and complicates Congress's ability to produce a good final bill," said David Sirota, a committee spokesman.

And so, after being taught an excruciating lesson in compassion, decency and leadership by Angela Merkel, and sensing himself behind opinion again, he has produced a plan to take in 20,000 refugees – over five years.

But a combination of determination, coincidence and fortunate timing has produced a plan that not only will save the farmhouse and barns, also take the first steps toward transforming the waterfront into an artists colony and center for the arts, fulfilling a long-time dream for the Walnut Beach neighborhood, the city's most densely populated and developed area.

That interagency meeting should have produced a plan.

"Mayor Lee and Warren Hellman have produced a plan that saves one-sixth of what they said two months ago was necessary," Mr. Moritz wrote in an e-mail.

Mr. Bush planned to meet on Friday at the Governor's Mansion with Senator John B. Breaux, the centrist Democrat from Louisiana who had produced a plan for Medicare reform similar to Mr. Bush's own.

Hope flickered when Mr Romney picked Mr Ryan as his running mate: the conservative congressman is one of the few politicians to have looked at this problem seriously, and to have produced a plan, one that makes uncomfortable but necessary reading.

Despite being only eight weeks at most from a general election, the Tories have produced a plan that is workable, attractive and takes account of the undoubted difficulties that confront the project.The response of the Labour Party, clearly caught off-guard, has been feeble.