Sentence examples for outdated plan from inspiring English sources

It is heartening to learn that the Pentagon is ready to set aside its outdated plan to fight two major wars simultaneously.

That left the committee analyzing an outdated plan.

Sadly, the outdated plan that's currently used led state and federal agencies to kill 600 Yellowstone bison as they left the park last winter through the "ship to slaughter" process.

The same narratives of destruction — outdated plans, leaking windows — are being promulgated from Los Angeles to Baltimore, and it is far easier to see the parallels.

Insiders say he hopes to highlight the difference between Labour and the Tories' "outdated" plans to help married couples with tax breaks.

"No party will confront the reality that our system is broken," he says.It is broken because the British state has largely got out of the business of building houses, while failing to reform an outdated planning system that has prevented private builders from keeping up with demand.

I have been able to develop current estimates, and they lead inexorably to a conclusion that our leaders are clinging to outdated planning that helps keep an unnecessarily large number of American and Russian missiles pointed at one another on hair-trigger alert.

The low local supply at merely 2.84 m2/person is tied down by outdated planning standards and policies which have remained unchanged for eight decades.

But business groups say the new rules would simply be overly burdensome and make it too expensive to build many projects, given that the city's outdated planning and zoning code often doesn't allow for the kinds of projects developers see as economically viable.

President Obama's re-election campaign released an ad on Thursday that uses an analysis of an outdated Medicare plan by Representative Paul D. Ryan to warn, "The Romney-Ryan plan could raise seniors' costs up to $6,400 a year".

These plans are the extension of a weak and outdated recovery plan (approved by the federal government in 1987) that requires each state to maintain only 100 wolves and 10 breeding pairs — far below what's necessary to guarantee genetically healthy populations.