Sentence examples for more credible plan from inspiring English sources

Contagion has spread to Italy, and nobody pretends that the EFSF, even after July's reforms, could save it without more money.The euro zone may have only a few weeks to come up with a more credible plan; the informal deadline is the next G20 summit in Cannes in early November.

The next election looks like being about which party has the more credible plans to shrink the deficit.

But after initially extending credit to the automakers, the Treasury has taken a much harder line with Detroit by insisting that General Motors produce a more credible business plan and Chrysler seek a merger partner.

The more credible their plans, the more leeway they will have to depart from them should conditions warrant it.

It is more credible than the current plan, not less, and it is not too late to change course.

The Labor party's jobs plan was more credible, and talked about "innovation and more local jobs in advanced manufacturing, renewable energy and services", but it simply did not mention rising to the challenge of automation.

A fee would also be levied, though it is expected that this would generally be rendered in the form of community service.With these conditions, the plan looks more credible than the government's commitment to deport all illegal immigrants, something which at the current rate would take at least 25 years.

He said: "GVC have been very determined, have worked extraordinarily hard to catch up and to provide a credible plan that was more attractive".

Representative Jim Nussle, Republican of Iowa and chairman of the House Budget Committee, told reporters in a conference call that Mr. Kerry's plan would be more credible if he or his Capitol Hill colleagues had proposed legislation to enact it.

Delivering that requires more than just rhetoric, it needs a credible plan".

It is hard to imagine a credible plan to borrow much more than that.