Sentence examples for plan is full from inspiring English sources

"The offering plan is full of surprises that have to do with real costs," said Michael Moshan, a partner at Gold Scollar Moshan who specializes in new construction.

The plan "is full of good intentions," the Turin daily La Stampa wrote in a front-page editorial on Wednesday, "but it has a fundamental defect: It doesn't give more funding for the education and training of young Italians".

"The plan is full of gimmicks," Mr. Boehner told reporters about the Reid proposal, saying it makes no "real changes in the spending structure of our government, and it doesn't deal with the biggest drivers of our deficit and our debt, and that would be entitlement programs".

But if and it remains a big if England beats the Australian world champions in this summer's Ashes, it will be partly because ruthless organisation now backs up the spirit of fair play.Cricket's five-year plan is full of talk about "key performance indicators" for "a customer-led, dynamic operation".

The three-story floor plan is full of classic character details with Saltillo-tiled floors, arched doorways, built-ins and wrought iron work.

The Saudi peace plan was full of promise and he would pursue it.

Nathaniel Pelle, Greenpeace Oceans campaigner, said the request showed the plan was "full of holes" and was too dangerous to proceed.

In a joint statement, Liberal Democrat candidates for North and South Thanet, George Cunningham and Russ Timpson, said the Conservative plan was full of "vague promises".

"Our plans are full speed ahead," he said.

His fiscal plans are full of the word "prudent".

Its plans are full of clever acts of urban dentistry, with excavations and stitches in the right places to make the whole thing work better.