Sentence examples for issue plans for from inspiring English sources

His administration promised to issue plans for the U.S. military presence in Europe after the roll-out of NATO's new Strategic Concept.

It is therefore especially unwise that Mr Cameron's gambit shows such little concern for the creaking state of a union which it appears a majority of Scottish voters aged under 55 voted to quit.If Mr Cameron truly wants to address the righteous grievance of English voters without jeopardising the union, he must issue plans for a grander deliberation in the form of a constitutional convention.

This is what I wonder: the administration is getting ready to issue plans for a new ocean policy to protect fisheries; you know the things that recreational fishers want protected so they can keep fishing?

The credit crisis caused Athens-Clarke County, Ga., to delay a $221 million bond issue planned for the day Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy.

The company said it still planned to go ahead with a $825 million rights issue planned for next week despite the embarrassing headlines.

On the debt side, one major energy company, Tyumen Oil, confirmed yesterday that a bond issue planned for this year would be put off until February.

On December 28th a €3 billion rights issue planned for January to forestall nationalisation was booted into mid- 2014 by a foundation that controls a third of its shares and would rather sell than cough up or be diluted.

A new digital magazine, Anthem, an app initially for the iPhone and iPad with an Android version in the works, will be "published" before each men's and women's national team game, with a special issue planned for the Gold Cup this summer.

Pécresse is already looking ahead to the major government bond issue planned for next year to spur the economy, saying she hopes it will represent "a leap forward" for the science and technology sector.

Dissatisfaction with the board is long-standing, as is the club's fundamental financial problems - with a further share issue planned for October - and fans expressed their anger and frustration on Saturday.

In Wales, Plaid Cymru issued plans for the first 100 days of nationalist control of the assembly, which it would only be able to achieve in a "rainbow coalition" with the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.