Sentence examples for plan can be seen from inspiring English sources

This plan can be seen in buildings on Samos and at Thermum in central Greece.

This plan can be seen as an evolution within the same approach.Ms Gillard regards her people-swapping deal a bit differently.

Or more accurately, the plan can be seen as a device intended to reassure those who do believe in that theory that Mr. Bush is not his father.

A measure of the political appeal of the final compromise on the 1990 cap-and-trade plan can be seen in the final votes: 401 to 25 in the House and 89 to 10 in the Senate.

But planning is needed if infrastructure is to work, the local economy is to fit in with the regional and national economies and if health, education and other social policies are to be suitable for the people they must serve.Plan of inactionThe failure to plan can be seen most obviously in inadequate physical infrastructure.

The company also runs a website for Saudi Arabia's embassy in the United States, where a press release on the plan can be seen tagged as "counter-terrorism".

Her architectural design and planning can be seen on university campuses throughout the United States and her preservation planning in historic districts in Philadelphia; Galveston, Texas and Miami Beach, Floridaa.

The plans can be seen on the Cornwall Council website.

One analyst told the BBC that Facebook's plans "can be seen from a completely commercial viewpoint".

Mr McEwan's plans can be seen as the culmination of the rolling back of so much of the expansion of RBS that took place during the boom years, under the leadership of its tarnished former chief executive, Fred Goodwin.

One of the finest examples of this new urban planning can be seen at Noto (Illustration 9), the town rebuilt approximately 10 km from its original site on Mount Alveria.