Sentence examples for plan into operation from inspiring English sources

To put his master plan into operation, Mr. Young, 49, who was raised in Oyster Bay and now lives in Roslyn Heights, took some basic steps.

All that is needed to put the plan into operation is the co-operation of Barcelona and Burgos with the Non-Intervention Committee, but this cooperation is not yet assured by any means.

Led by a small coterie of Texas strategists, the dissidents put a plan into operation in 1979 by which they gained control of and imposed their views on the bureaucracy and theological seminaries of the Southern Baptist Convention.

As Oliver Morgan explains below, it seems Leighton has found an enthusiastic ally in the new Trade Minister, Alistair Darling, who should use his friendship with Gordon Brown to get the plan into operation as soon as possible.

From leaving the cafe, the journey took approximately six-and-a-half minutes - meaning that the attackers would have had very little time to put their plan into operation.

Hushovd, a rider for the Crédit Agricole team from France, put his plan into operation on Sunday -- the first of two days of moseying through Wallonia, the French-speaking region of Belgium -- with splendid results.

As it writes the regulations that will govern the exchanges, Washington needs to do three things so that states can effectively put their plans into operation.

The New Zealand think-tank does its homework on the opposition but it requires a leader confident both in himself and with his bowlers to put intricate plans into operation.

"In the first 10 minutes we put the game-plan into operation and should have scored two or three tries.

Keyes, Lynes and their staff began planning methods of neutralising Bruges in late 1917 and by April 1918 were ready to put their plans into operation.

Further, we should put NATO contingency plans into operation, deploying forces in Central Europe so we are in a position to respond if war should break out and spread.