Sentence examples for plan a statement from inspiring English sources

Powell cited the "Harvard plan," a statement of holistic application evaluation adopted by the admissions office at Harvard University, where I teach, as a constitutional model.

Bahrain recently rolled out its "Economic Vision 2030" plan, a statement of the GOB's aspirations for Bahrain's economy, government and society.

To read: In New York, Jonathan Chait opines on the state of the Republican Party: "America is approaching a 'tipping point' beyond which the Nation will be unable to change course," announces the dark, old-timey preamble to Paul Ryan's "The Roadmap Plan," a statement of fiscal principles that shaped the budget outline approved last spring by 98 percent of the House Republican caucus.

Zarif said the six other nations in Geneva had agreed to Iran's initial multi-phase plan: a statement of intent encompassing an initial confidence-building measure as a first, and an outline of the ultimate goal of a comprehensive agreement on Iran's nuclear programme and normalisation of relations between Tehran and the west.

Karkoc's son and family spokesman, Andriy Karkos, said by phone Friday that he planned a statement later in the day about the case and that he looked forward to clearing his father's name, but declined further comment.

German media reported that the drivers' union, GDL, planned a statement later on Monday detailing further strikes.

"What's the plan?" In a statement on Thursday, Mr. Locke said he had a detailed plan for the money the charity has raised, but he provided no details.

"The offering plan is a statement by the sponsor of the terms and conditions of the sale," Mr. Luxemburg said.

Duterte's campaign manager, Leoncio Evasco, responded to Aquino's plan in a statement, saying: "Only a man on the verge of defeat can issue such frantic calls".

His plan includes a statement of purpose for the UK similar to the US declaration of independence, including a commitment to provide security and opportunity for all.

But White House spokesman Jay Carney said of the Ryan plan in a statement: "The math just doesn't add up".