Sentence examples for hasty plan from inspiring English sources
Scrambling to shift course, we put together a hasty plan to document the change quantitatively.
In March, C.P.S. backed off a hasty plan to merge Austin with another school after a community uproar.
The biggest danger is that fiscal tightening throttles the recovery: Mr Cameron may need a less hasty plan B. Similarly, many Tory bets, such as the elected police chiefs, could have done with a pilot project.
Who among us has not tested his imagination by banding together with strangers on that doomed plane, throwing together a hasty plan, then storming down the narrow aisle to tackle a group of razor-wielding thugs?
On Monday, the Pentagon, which had hosted the signing ceremony in its Hall of Heroes, announced a hasty plan to pull together the names of Iraqis who had interpreted for U.S. forces, so that the White House could exempt them from the ban.
Plus, I'm still convinced the administration is trying to do too much too fast and that the hasty planning and execution of these complex policies will lead to untold problems down the road.
When John Ronald Reuel was three, his mother took him and his brother back to England for a while; during their absence, their father grew ill, and they made hasty plans to return.
By contrast, the botched effort in April to recover rebel Fallujah and Najaf (later taken back largely thanks to the mediation of an ayatollah) suffered from hasty planning and patchy intelligence.The Americans sound particularly chuffed by the performance of Iraqi troops in the assault on Samarra.
It's that time again when we hear ourselves ask, "How did the year fly by so fast?" Then, realising we haven't seen nearly enough of our nearest and dearest, we make hasty plans to meet up before the Christmas deadline.
And you may not hear about the costs of doing things that way: groups or campaigns imploding when a leader hits rock bottom and leaves, hasty plans that fall short of what's needed, important conversations relegated indefinitely to the backburner.
This week a hasty restructuring plan was announced, including, at long last, the retirement of Chung Ju Yung, Hyundai's 84-year-old founder.
