Sentence examples for need for a plan from inspiring English sources

The need for a Plan B seems obvious, but it is hard to find anyone among Mr. Chávez's supporters willing to discuss it.

Tellingly, leading Syriza cadres and MEPs have in recent weeks underlined the need for a "plan B" and not ruled out euro exit.

Nonetheless, as recently as earlier this year, many insisted there was no need for a Plan B — and even if there was, admitting to it could create a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Straw also identified the need for a "Plan B" for the UK not to participate in military action in the event that the government failed to secure a majority in the parliamentary Labour party for military action.

Merkel said that for this reason there was no need for a Plan B. Tsipras pledged to implement radical reforms to ensure the Greek oligarchy finally makes a fair contribution.

But by day's end, after the Israeli government said it was considering a "timeout" from the peace effort starting next week, the need for a plan grew more urgent.

The financial situation explained part of the subjective happiness of retirees, which reinforced the need for a planning strategy in this area.

In 2013, NYU decided on its own to permit its graduate student assistants to unionize, obviating the need for a planned case before the NLRB.

There was a need for a planning approach that would revitalise the city and limit the carbon emission so that the city would be a healthy and aesthetically pleasing built environment.

The management of the post-RT neck, however, remains a challenging issue as there is no clear consensus over the need for a planned post-RT neck dissection in patients who had positive nodes before RT.

Congressional assent is also needed for a plan to let the International Monetary Fund retire debts it holds by using investment income from the sale of its gold reserves.