Sentence examples for introducing a plan from inspiring English sources

President Clinton called reporters in today to talk policy, introducing a plan to pay off the federal debt by 2013.

In June, the agency took a first step, introducing a plan to oversee Wall Street banks that ship derivatives trading overseas.

The statement did not prevent Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany from introducing a plan two days later to cut 85 billion euros ($104 billion) in spending by 2014.

Seattle is also introducing a plan on Wednesday to encourage energy thrift in buildings, but it does not include mandatory upgrades.

It's one reason why he's introducing a plan for civil service reform, including greater accountability for the top officials in government departments.

Mr. Bajnai introduced a plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 65 years.

In 1981 he introduced a plan in which shareholders chose a charity to receive $2 for each share the stockholder owned.

Google introduced a plan that lets the company issue new shares without diluting the founders' voting power.

The government had introduced a plan to round up the 60,000-plus stray dogs and corral them in special shelters.

Earlier this year Representative Paul Ryan famously introduced a plan to convert Medicare into a voucher system; Mr. Romney's Medicare proposal follows similar lines.

LONDON – Bulgaria's caretaker government will introduce a plan on Monday to try to tackle an epidemic of suicides that is afflicting the impoverished East European nation.