Sentence examples for plan for leading from inspiring English sources

The bluster was not unusual; the insistence that the Taliban has a specific plan for leading the country again was.

"If I did run, it would be a very viable candidacy," Mr. Hidary said in an interview, describing his plan for leading New York as, well, a kind of Bloomberg 2.0: socially progressive, fiscally reserved and digitally savvy.

It means that even after 20,000 troops come home there will be nearly 140,000 American troops still fighting there — with no plan for further withdrawals and no plan for leading them to victory.

According to the Canadian Soccer Association's current "strategic plan" for "leading a soccer nation", there are 850,000 registered soccer players in the country, making it "by far the most popular team sport" in the nation – more popular, in other words, than hockey.

submits to the relevant congressional committees a report setting forth a United States plan for leading the world community in establishing such a multilateral regime to restrict transfers of advanced conventional and unconventional arms to the Middle East and Persian Gulf region.

The seemingly random tax policies of Spain's "leadership" have resulted in an economic position that looks more like a Jackson Pollock painting than a strategic plan for leading Spain out of its crippling state of decline.

The reason for the stock-price slide, Waitt acknowledged Wednesday, was that he had been overly aggressive recently -- in his ambitious plans for leading Gateway beyond its mainstay consumer business into the more staid corporate market.

Mr. Marsalis has in the past focused mostly on programming concerts and leading the organization's orchestra, but he said in a press release this week that he wanted to take "formal responsibility for longterm strategic planning and for leading J.A.L.C. into a new era of innovation".

For example, the company's plan for one leading type of networking equipment, the so-called wavelength division multiplexers (WDMs), that boost the capacity of long-distance networks, is still "to be determined," said Cisco Executive Vice President Don Listwin.

For example, Zendesk, which provides integrated customer support portals, used cloud data analytics and forecasting to better manage and plan for growth leading up to and after its IPO process, which helped save the company time and kept all levels updated on its growth trajectory.

It would also have mandated a plan for "negotiations leading to a political solution and reconciliation in Afghanistan" and a new National Intelligence Estimate on al Qaeda.