Sentence examples for plan encountered from inspiring English sources
Even so, the plan encountered major last-minute obstacles.
The plan encountered unexpected opposition, primarily from the managing partner of the Texas Rangers, who some years later would become president of the United States.
The Eisenhower proposal for an atomic pool for peaceful purposes is not a proposal for world government, but it will run into some of the same snags the Baruch plan encountered.
The plan encountered heavy community opposition, and in 1976 the energy company sold Davids Island back to the city -- this time for $1. Next up was Xanadu Property Associates, a Manhattan-based developer, which fought for 11 years to build a series of luxury condominium towers.
This outsourcing plan encountered a serious hiccup in 2007 when the European Court of Human Rights stayed the extraditions of Ahmad and Ahsan – and other co-defendants – to consider whether such transfers might breach the prohibition on torture and inhumane or degrading treatment, or punishment in the European Convention on Human Rights.
After the plan encountered initial resistance, House leadership reduced the number of casinos that would have been allowed to by the amendment to nine.
While the responses of the states varied, all of the proposed plans encountered at least some resistance.
These plans encountered public opposition not just because they were not very inspirational in themselves, but primarily because they were mistaken for architectural designs.
The approach is applied to a case-study in Switzerland, mapping out the different challenges and corresponding solutions related to energy planning encountered in an urban development project.
In the United States, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, which takes over both the assets and the liabilities of failing pension plans, encounters all kinds of peculiar assets.
Reception work often involved moving between cramped physical spaces, making do with materials and space available, and using apparently spontaneous (although sometimes strategically planned) encounters with clinicians to seek advice.
