Sentence examples for of a common plan from inspiring English sources

The defendants are also charged with participating in the formulation or execution of a common plan or conspiracy to commit all these crimes.

Perhaps most revealing are the remarks subsumed under point 15, "General Situation," which indicate that the central element of the prosecution's case is the adequate demonstration of the existence of a common plan, or conspiracy, among the Nazi leadership.

And while the Commission says it found evidence that Grimes and others from BeLeave had "significant input into the look and design of the BeLeave adverts produced by Aggregate IQ", it also determined that Vote Leave messaging was "influential in their strategy and design" — hence its determination of a common plan between the two campaigns.

He turned towards the fence, and propped himself up on it, whispering to a Williams official, as though deciding on a common plan of attack.

By the time he settled in the US, in 1965, he was an established artist working within a broad field that had recently been characterised as "systems art", a system being, he once said, "a grouping of elements subject to a common plan and purpose that interact so as to arrive at a joint goal".

That cannot be done effectively as long as dozens of agencies are guarding their prerogatives and Mr. Ridge lacks the power to make them bend to a common plan of action.

NGOs and the ICC Prosecution would have blithely sentenced Mbarushimana before the trial even began -- ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo got in the act by publicly declaring that Mbarushimana had "personally and intentionally contributed to a common plan of conducting attacks against the civilian population" with the aim of creating a "humanitarian catastrophe".

Mr. Schneiderman and Mr. Cannuscio said they were in the midst of creating a common plan.

3. Jointly develop local care guidelines (crisis plans, referral protocols and follow up arrangements) through regular meetings and the use of a common planning process.

Comparisons between distantly related insect and crustacean embryos revealed a stereotyped pattern of neural precursors and a common plan of neuronal development [ 77].

Owen famously defined homology in 1843 as "the same organ in different animals under every variety of form and function". To take one example of homology: Structures as different as a bat's wing, a seal flipper, a cat's paw and a human hand nonetheless display a common plan of structure, with identical or very similar arrangements of bones and muscles.