Sentence examples for plan filled from inspiring English sources

He then presented an economic game plan filled with tax cuts and tax credits, including ones for individuals and families to buy their own health care.

He completed 19 of 31 passes for 167 yards and a touchdown in a conservative game plan filled with bubble screens and quick passes to the flat.

It does not view itself as being as profligate or irresponsible as Greece was in running up deficits, and has been preparing a four-year budget plan filled with sharp cutbacks that is intended to reduce its deficit to 3 percent, from 32 percent, of gross domestic product.

Essential COO Niccolo de Masi acknowledged as much in a recent TechCrunch interview, outlining a 10-year plan filled with modest growth in sales and consumer loyalty and telling us, "We'll delay maximizing profitability until the company is more mature because we're building a brand here".

After he got elected, he swore up and down that just as soon as his Health and Human Services secretary was confirmed, that he'd be unveiling his magic plan, filled with rainbows and unicorns.

Your employer will probably suggest that you (and your spouse if she or he is covered on your plan) fill out a detailed health risk questionnaire, including your height and weight and your family history for several diseases.

But the rest of the service is ready to go! Simply select either the $5 or $10 plan, fill in the payment info and you'll be streaming music in no time.

The administration of an action plan, filling prescriptions, quality improvement, documentation of severity, ED visits, and cost were looked at as primary outcomes in only one study each.

As new staff from the emergency human resources plan fill vacancies, improvements in quality will be possible, a pre-requisite to reducing the burden of disease.

But the Office for Budget Responsibility (O.B.R ., Britain's official fiscal watchdog, which has access to the government's detailed spending plans, filled in some of the blanks with its December Economic and Fiscal Outlook, also released on Wednesday.

The Duke of Buccleuch, Scotland's largest private landowner, said the plans filled him with "absolute dismay" and that he intended to reduce the size of his estates in response.