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But the plan has faltered in the Senate, where several Democratic senators oppose it, primarily because of the tolls.
The plan has faltered amid opposition from both Republicans and Democrats, who charge that the proposal would hurt taxpayers and was not feasible at a time when the state was experiencing budget gaps.
Although the original plan has faltered, foundations for detailed electronic health records are emerging as the approach continues to adapt to permit more local choice and as NHS staff and other stakeholders gain greater insight into both the risks and promise of electronic health records.
But by 2009, Mr. Sitt's plans had faltered and Astroland was closed.
It has depended heavily on proceeds from intellectual-property lawsuits to fund its turnaround plan, but that strategy has faltered this year as settlements dried up".
In a robust market, the property might have rented for $5,000 a month, said Jon McMillan, TF Cornerstone's director of planning — but the market has faltered and leasing has been slow.
But Mr. Lampert is a money man, not a merchant, and analysts question his plans for reviving Sears, which has faltered since he combined Sears and Kmart.
Early reviews of the devices have been positive, and Microsoft, which has faltered repeatedly in the phone business, plans to spend heavily to market the new handsets.
But its once-ambitious plan to be a powerhouse in music, television and film has faltered as the economics of those businesses changed.
A plan to develop economic alternatives to coca in Putumayo (where the UN found 47,120 hectares) has faltered.
