Sentence examples for plan for running from inspiring English sources

Secondly, he could have pressed the administration to come up with something better than its half-baked Pentagon plan for running post-war Iraq.If only.

Under Mr. Bloomberg's plan for running the schools, anything that resembles a school board would not oversee the chancellor, and the board would be replaced by a less powerful administrative panel.

There was nothing in Labour leader Ed Miliband's speech – even the version including the bits he forgot – that came close to being a coherent plan for running effective public services while meeting his party's promise to eliminate the deficit.

But the power authority has already granted a similar contract to a different company, Hudson Transmission Partners, that has its own plan for running a cable between Manhattan and New Jersey.

Unlike most running mates, historically, Mr Ryan comes with a fully fleshed-out plan for running the federal government over the next 10 years – the so-called "Paul Ryan budget" that passed the Tea Party-dominated House of Representatives last year, but did not make it past the Democrat-controlled Senate or White House.

"We have no intention of endangering patients, which is why we're giving the service time to plan for running a service when junior doctors aren't there," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme "I don't think that it's going to be impossible to keep patients safe and to run proper emergency services, even in the complete absence of junior doctors.

Plans for running around the moon could then be scaled back by future budget cuts.

But he did make use of his contingency planning for running the company during his absence.

Nawaz Sharif declined to outline his plans for running for office, saying he would do so "when the right moment comes".

When asked which party had the best plans for running the economy, 33% said the Conservatives and 25% Labour.

If states fail to submit plans for running their own exchanges by the deadline, the law calls for the federal government to set up and run one for them, with or without their help.