Sentence examples for plan more clearly from inspiring English sources

So, whether this Bernanke's responsibility to get the banks to get the money in motion, whether that's administration's responsibility to point the stimulus plan more clearly at small business development, you're guess is as good as mine.

Lay out a calendar of the year in a way that works for you — paper or a whiteboard can help you visualize your plan more clearly — and highlight any key dates for your company.

He said the party would spell out its wider spending plans more clearly closer to the elections.

Now that battle is truly engaged, the Labour government will probably spell out its own plans more clearly in the coming pre-budget report (indeed, it may well pinch many of Mr Osborne's schemes).

Fineman argued that Obama must take a page from former President Clinton and lay out his plans more clearly.

To hold onto customers, executives have said they plan to more clearly state what makes Whole Foods stores different.

ISS clarified how it will evaluate proposals to amend cash or equity incentive plans by more clearly differentiating the framework it will apply to various types of amendments.

Mr McCain's economic plans are more clearly focused on promoting overall growth.The biggest difference between the two men's domestic policies is not on the economy, but on health care.

Additional studies are currently planned to more clearly understand the nature of DTT toxicity.

Looking at the development over all five Rounds, the importance of a human resources development plan is emphasized more clearly in the later Rounds.

It would allow planning to be more clearly linked up with transport— ideally, projects such as Crossrail would lead to more construction near stations such as Tottenham Court Road.