Sentence examples for plan defined from inspiring English sources

The United States finances a $10 billion nation-building plan defined by the government of Iraq.

By the program's conclusion, each business owner was responsible for creating a "growth plan" — defined by Ms. Johnson as a business plan that goes beyond mere maintenance.

The 1943 Greater London Plan defined the political boundary of the then London County Council at what was roughly the limit of the built-up area, but reinforced it with the implementation of the Green Belt.

The following step is to take the intersection of this resultant vector and a circumference with radius one and center in the origin of the Cartesian plan defined before.

This plan defined 12 main tasks of the Wenzhou comprehensive financial reform, one of which was "normalizing development of private financing, setting regulations for the management of the private financing, setting up a registration and record system for private lending, and establishing a sound monitoring system for private lending".

Under existing law, a health savings account must be paired with a high-deductible, low-premium "catastrophic" health plan, defined as a plan with a deductible of at least $2,600 for a family.

Successful revitalization projects studied by the Index's researchers "started with a comprehensive plan defining what the residents wanted," she added.

The environmental sampling plan defines the kinds of samples to be collected.

Among other things, the plan defines "distress" as stress that an animal "cannot escape" and has "negative effects on its well being".

CNES's latest strategic plan defines the French space agency's strategic focus and charts its course for the 2001 2005 timeframe.

A plan defines the execution logic of a service or multiple services that collectively achieve the functional, nonfunctional and trustworthiness requirements of the requester.