Sentence examples for match the plans from inspiring English sources

The government is being rearranged along lines first thought up in 1997 under Mr Yeltsin: fewer ministers and a separation of powers between ministries (which set policy), "agencies" (which implement and manage) and "services" (which enforce and regulate).But how reality will match the plans is still anyone's guess.

In interviews, board members and the lawyers who represent the boards say they have no choice: with the current prosperity, more and more apartment owners, many of them rich and young and full of nerve, are making drastic changes that do not match the plans they file.

Chrysler said it would match the plan on most 2003 vehicles.

True, iPhone 3G service now matches the plans for AT&T's other 3G phones; still, by the end of your two-year contract, the iPhone 3G will have cost you more than the old iPhone, not less.

Money from the new investment pot could go to any E.U. country and to any project that matches the plan's priorities.

The planners have since raised concerns that what has been built doesn't match the approved plans, but the underwhelming roof terrace is the least of the Walkie Talkie's problems.

It will match the expansion planned at "Busan New Port".

Over the past five years Mr Osborne (who in 2008 pledged to match the Labour spending plans that he now deplores as spendthrift) has performed an ideological grand jeté.

Unions and Labour MPs also plan to ramp up their campaign against the changes in the new year in a bid to match the impact of the planned junior doctors' strikes, which forced the Government to back down earlier this month.

Mr. Harkin pointed to Mr. Obama's speech earlier in the day to promote the economic recovery package and said the rhetoric did not match the dollars in the plan.

There has been no return to the low taxing Tories we've come to expect, but instead a pledge to match the government's spending plans.