Sentence examples for plan for installing from inspiring English sources

You may be asked to indicate additional preferences regarding your plan for installing Windows, such as whether you are using a flash drive or installation disc.

The board voted 11 to 1 on Thursday to have staff members write a plan for installing the gates, with final approval expected in January.

But with Arthur Andersen, one of the nation's largest accounting firms, fighting for its life as investigators examine its role in the collapse of its former client, the Enron Corporation, Mr. Pitt's proposal strikes some as a plan for installing new gutters and downspouts during a hurricane.

There also must be a sound plan for installing security updates on IoT devices.

Since low EV penetration rates are more or less the case in all EU countries (as well as the whole world) this approach as well as the tool could be used to allocate charging stations at high-level in other cities too, in Greece and worldwide, in order to deploy a plan for installing adequate charging.

Any endorsement from Ayatollah Sistani instantly bestows legitimacy in the eyes of many Shiites; his support can win votes for politicians and will weigh heavily on further plans for installing an interim government.

One of the two bills approved yesterday by the Senate committee would require all 24 public and private colleges to submit plans for installing sprinklers to the state within six months after a law is passed, and to complete the installation 18 months after that.

The first 15 such machines are scheduled to be in place by next month in sorting centers across the country, but only one in the New York metropolitan area, in Edison, N.J . Postalofficials said they also had plans for installing new air-filtering systems at postal centers, as well as a new machine at Kennedy Airport to detect radioactive materials arriving in mail from overseas.

From the outset we shared our plans for installing theatrical backdrops and other wedding-related equipment with the hotel.

That plan calls for installing filters to screen out harmful chemicals in more than 4,000 storm drains that discharge into the county's waterways.

The plan calls for installing barricades on the west side of Ninth Avenue, preventing pedestrians from crossing 36th Street, which at that point serves as an entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel known as Ramp C. To get to the other side of 36th Street, pedestrians would have to cut across five lanes of traffic on Ninth Avenue, walk two blocks north or south, cross the avenue again, and then double back.