Sentence examples for overdue plans from inspiring English sources

The long overdue plans started way back in the 1940s.

Prime minister Shinzo Abe recently trumpeted long-overdue plans to increase female economic participation by improving conditions and daycare, but Tomita says things would have to improve "dramatically" to compel her to become a working wife and mother.

The Obama Administration recently announced long-overdue plans to overhaul the deeply flawed U.S. immigration detention system.

That would be an unfortunate side-effect of this long-overdue plan to revitalise China's moribund stockmarkets.

Congress should move quickly to adopt the proposal, which also would require a long-overdue plan to address the lawlessness of the Afghan-Pakistan border.

When matters of public health and safety are at stake, state government needs to play an active role — in this case, coming up with a long-overdue plan for comprehensive deer management.

Last week, the board asked the state attorney general's office to warn the supervisors that they could be sued unless they approve the long-overdue plan by June 10.

India's government is planning a huge and long overdue programme of spending on infrastructure.

It is well and good, and long overdue, to plan seriously for prisoner re-entry, but that is only half the story (Chris Suellentrop, Dec. 24).

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed California's overdue spending plan after using his veto power to trim $700 million and temporarily eliminate the state's operating deficit.

By late February he had reconsidered, with O'Sullivan stating this week that he returned to resolve a cash-flow problem, with school fees overdue, but planned to retire for good after fulfilling a 10-event contract.