Sentence examples for meaningful plan from inspiring English sources

Standard & Poor's has suggested that the lack of a meaningful plan to cut the deficit could lead it to a downgrade by mid-October.

As a result, there was no meaningful plan in place to cope with the BP spill and its impact on aquatic life and gulf shorelines.

But Porter said there had been "a total failure by government to come up with a meaningful plan to deal with this".

As in Afghanistan, we failed to secure the country after our military success and have been far too slow to create a meaningful plan for nation-building.

Absent a meaningful plan to address concentrated poverty, lending moral support to the police will do little to make their jobs easier in the long run.

Greenpeace is calling on the RSPO to maintain its suspension until IOI has a meaningful plan in place to resolve damage to the Ketapang peatland landscape and prevent fires.

Without knowledge of the upstream value chain it is not possible for businesses to evaluate supply risk or to create meaningful plans to mitigate it.

What is incomprehensible though is that until recently the DWP seems not to have made any meaningful plans to communicate these changes to the people who are actually affected by them".

But Sanders doesn't have meaningful plans to do what he says, and without the capacity to carry through on his "political revolution", his promises are only just that.

By the end of my two years there, two of the three products the company had launched to drive new revenue had been repositioned as free offerings intended to drive engagement, and the third had been shut down entirely; there were no meaningful plans for new products underway.

Surprisingly, far too few individuals do any meaningful planning for their golden years.