Sentence examples for plan for transforming from inspiring English sources

SEOUL, South Korea — For 10 years, South Korea has pursued a "sunshine policy" as its master plan for transforming North Korea.

It took the better part of a decade to produce a detailed plan for transforming the site into a residential and retail hub and then another two or three years to build it.

A1 Exiles' Plan for Iraq Iraqi opposition figures are circulating a detailed plan for transforming Iraq from a dictatorship into an essentially secular democracy in two to three years if Saddam Hussein is removed from office.

A10 Plan Offered for Weapons Talks The national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, offered President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia a blueprint for talks on building a new nuclear-weapons framework, a process that she cast as part of a broader plan for transforming the relationship between Washington and Moscow.

"He said, 'Cool, I've already been twice.' " By the time they had made Dr. Casey the leading finalist, the trustees were captivated by his passion and plan for transforming DePauw into one of the nation's very best small liberal arts colleges.

In a background briefing on the policy published after the speech, there was a commitment to publishing a strategy that would "set out our comprehensive plan for transforming the life chances of disadvantaged children and their families and will include a set of life indicators for measuring them".

Some of the most recent works are drawings for architectural projects, like his plans for transforming a defunct hospital at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Tex.

Also, states applying for the flexibility must sketch their plans for transforming their lowest-performing schools and for establishing new ways to measure the performance of teachers and principals.

But while the debt could not be refinanced, EMI's performance also showed that our long- term plans for transforming its operations were absolutely correct.The ability to make quick fixes and easy money has gone for private equity.

Streamlining this process is considered crucial to the Army's ambitious plans for transforming itself into a virtually new, unrivaled force before 2010, one that could be deployed anywhere in the world within 36 hours.

"We expect this deal to enable the group to achieve a reduction in the group's borrowing requirements, and, in turn, focus on plans for transforming the HMV Group into a broad-based entertainment business," said Simon Fox, the chief executive of HMV Group.