Sentence examples for more explicit plan from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the episode has fed an emerging sense, in China and abroad, that Xi, who entered office with a more explicit plan for economic reform than any leader in two decades, is impulsive.
There is really no excuse for not having a more explicit plan to put forth on this issue other than that politics must be ferocious.
Sachin, however, had a slightly more explicit plan: "to perceive the textures of the monsoon, and try to amalgamate our interactions with these elements".
More explicit plans have been drawn up for the big banks.
"Still, investors want a more explicit game plan for the investment bank, asking if they are sized the right way for the opportunities going forward".
But he also sees a special role for European powers and the NATO alliance".We need to have a much more intentional, explicit plan for NATO to engage with African countries and regional organisations.
We also think that we need to have a much more intentional, explicit plan for NATO to engage with African countries and regional organisations, not because the United States is not prepared to invest in security efforts in Africa, but rather to ensure that we are not perceived as trying to dominate the continent.
Patients should participate in one or more explicit care planning discussions, covering the setting of personal goals, provision of information, support for self-management, agreements on treatment and medications, action planning, support services available and plans for future reviews.
For the conservation of ecosystems, recognition of scaling relationships is necessary to build more spatially explicit planning and understanding of phenomenon.
But the challenge from the Lib Dems places pressure on the Conservatives to be more explicit about their plans.
A Liberal Democrat spokeswoman for the Scottish secretary, Alistair Carmichael, challenged Sturgeon to be more explicit about her plans, insisting that the coalition's deficit-reduction strategy is working.
