Sentence examples for introduce plans from inspiring English sources

The simple fact remains that if Labour win the election, they'd introduce plans for a death tax to pay for care".

Officials at SUNY and CUNY said they would introduce plans to create full scholarships, as Gov. George E. Pataki has urged.

Markets remain skittish ahead of the European bank's meeting on Thursday, when the bank's president, Mario Draghi, is expected to introduce plans to lower borrowing costs for countries like Spain and Italy, whose bond market troubles are the latest front in the region's debt crisis.

The students were protesting against a bill that gives the government more powers over academic life.A senior Chinese official said the government would introduce plans by 2017 to raise the retirement age, which iscurrently 60 for men and as low as 50 for female blue-collar workers.

It will also introduce plans to increase legal means for migrants to come to Europe so that they do not turn to smugglers.

Gazprom and Eni introduced plans for the South Stream pipeline in 2007.

As federal regulators stumble toward a deadline to rein in risky trading overseas, one official has introduced plans that he hopes will salvage the overhaul.

As the fall election comes into sharper view, the party faces the burden of introducing plans that appeal to its base without alienating independent voters.

Colorado passed a sweeping law last month making teachers' tenure dependent on test results, and nearly a dozen other states have introduced plans to evaluate teachers partly on scores.

Last year, George Osborne introduced plans for a living wage for those over 25, which would rise to £9 an hour by 2020.

The government says it means to get tougher and is introducing plans to imprison and deport larger numbers of new arrivals.