Sentence examples for plan gains from inspiring English sources

Everyone wants the violence to stop, but no government plan gains traction.

A new center court with a retractable roof is expected at Roland Garros, site of the French Open, if its renovation plan gains government approval.

If the plan gains traction, General Jones said, it could also lead to a shift with the leaders of the insurgency, who are largely residing in Pakistan, as well as Afghanistan's neighbors.

They point, variously, to Mr Brahimi's comments that there is no military solution, and to Mr Cameron's recent suggestion that Mr Assad might be coaxed into accepting an offer of asylum.Even if the Seif plan gains traction ("and that is far from guaranteed," says a Western diplomat in Doha), the chasm between civilian and military leaders is still wide.

As the Ruml plan gained support in Congress, Roosevelt adamantly opposed it.

Extremists from the left and the right who opposed the plan gained strength.

The plan gained momentum after the Sept. 11 attacks, when many first responders were unable to hear vital commands.

The plan gained steam last summer when two national horse-racing interests began to vie for the chance to purchase OTB.

A fallback plan gaining momentum in the United States would avert a default by allowing President Barack Obama to raise the country's borrowing limit before the Aug. 2 deadline.

A scheme first outlined in 2009, labelled the Silverstone development plan, gained full planning approval two years ago, permitting, among other things, the building of hotels, business and technology parks, educational facilities and a museum.

Mr. Parnell's plan gained final approval in the State Senate by an 11-to-9 vote this past spring, with 11 Republicans voting yes, and two Republicans joining with the seven minority Democrats in voting no.