Sentence examples for imposed plan from inspiring English sources

His answer is that an imposed plan wouldn't stick.

Mr. Sharon has said that the present Palestinian leadership is not a credible partner for negotiations, and that Israel must act now on its own or risk having to concede more territory in an eventual, internationally imposed plan.

Furthermore, the leader is capable of calculating the follower's best response to any imposed plan.

Guidance is by accepted principles rather than by imposed plans, by visions rather than by targets.

The empowerment schools have also shown signs of success, with better rates of attendance and grades.But some who favoured mayoral control in 2002 now complain that Mr Bloomberg is a dictator, hastily imposing plans after little public input.

First, a reassurance that it would not be right to take the drastic step of imposing planning capital controls - at least not yet.

In U.S. stocks today, Micron Technology was stronger after South Korea said it would reduce memory chip shipments to the U.S. if the Washington agreed not to impose planned penalties on Hynix Semiconductor.

When the Justice Department had not granted preclearance by Feb. 25, the federal judges imposed their plan, and this was the one under which Mr. Pickering was re-elected.

Understandably so: Milner's intelligence means he can take on board a hastily imposed game plan and his dedication means he sticks to it.

Southern rail drivers are on their third day of strike action after the operator imposed a plan to remove guards from trains.

For his part, Mr. Sharon has been threatening the Palestinians with a unilaterally imposed Israeli plan, including the West Bank barrier, if they do not become more conciliatory.