Sentence examples for means plan from inspiring English sources
The biblical word yetzer, for example, means "plan," that which is formed in human minds.
But it won't work on climate or at least not yet which means plan B. Talk about how climate links to energy security and such.
Roman is the founder and co-Chair of an organization called PTTOW! which means Plan to Take On the World.
The Goteborg team does not, by any means, plan to stop at 19. "We won't be satisfied until we have 100-plus," Professor Hamberger said.
It is also misdirected, since the petitioners by no means plan to accuse Calderón on the basis of his policy decisions, but for his direct responsibility as commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
It means planning to do something bad.
For me, it means planning to do something good.
MAKING highways safe and environmentally sound usually means planning for guardrails, oil runoff and the like.
In the case of the Super Bowl, that means planning for an estimated 100,000 visitors.
This means planning has limited effectiveness but does not mean there is not a large role for the state.
