Sentence examples for law a plan from inspiring English sources

Under the law, a plan for services must be in place by a child's third birthday.

Judge Leveson proposed regulations underwritten by law, a plan that was soon watered down.

Last month he signed into law a plan to extend comprehensive health care to every child in the state.

The governor also signed into law a plan intended to entice new teachers into public schools with salary bonuses, scholarships and other financial incentives.

Regarding the ongoing threat of extremism in the Arab World, Mr. Romney simply suggested a shopping list of grand objectives: economic development, better education, gender equality and rule of law — a plan that sounds an awful lot like nation building.

Take welfare reform: Walker developed and signed into law a plan that hewed closely to AFP priorities, like instituting work requirements for food support and public housing benefits and creating health savings accounts for Medicaid recipients.

Yesterday, the Clinton Administration released its proposal for carrying out the new law--a plan that limits what data could be requested, and when.

Because the buyout is structured under Canadian law as a "plan of arrangement" it requires court as well as shareholder approval.

For each special-education child, the law requires a plan set by a committee of regular and specialized teachers, a psychologist, the principal, medical personnel and the child's parents or legal advocate.

WSJ's Richard Rubin: "Senate Democrats on Wednesday proposed repealing major pieces of the just-passed tax law, in a plan that would raise taxes on corporations, estates and high-income households to pay for $1 trillion in new infrastructure spending.

But under the 2006 law, if a plan's funding level drops below 80%, it can pay out only half of lump sums due departing employees.