Sentence examples for offering a plan for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tusk has faced criticism from business leaders as well, after offering a plan for the state to take over part of the assets of privately managed pension funds.

Procurement of deficiencies at the camps currently in use as well as those that formerly were active, and offering a plan for the development of the camps or the establishment of new camps.

National Deposit – a small friendly society – has been offering a plan like this for many years.

He plans to draw out the contrasts between himself and Mr. Bush by offering a plan in New Hampshire today for the first 100 days of his presidency.

In other words, employers understood that offering a plan that purported to provide for workers' retirement security, without obligating the employer to pay retirement benefits, was helpful in building their businesses.

Under the law, an employer or health insurer offering a plan that costs more than $10,200 for an individual and $27,500 for a family would typically pay a 40 percent excise tax on the amount exceeding the threshold.

Beats and telecommunications giant AT&T are offering a "family plan" for $15 a month.

No, it was a telemarketer, offering a cellphone plan for $39.99 a month.

12.10pm BST Osborne says he is offering a serious plan for a grown-up country.

"When the Big Three automakers came before them a couple of weeks ago," he said, referring to Congressional testimony by auto executives, "they were not offering a clear plan for viability over the long term.

In 1996, for example, President Bill Clinton used a succession of what his own aides described as small-bore ideas -- such as requiring school uniforms -- as a way of creating the perception that he was offering a grand plan for a second term, and some Democrats suggested that Mr. Bush might be about to do the same thing.