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"The decision is not going to make anyone gasp," said one source in the White House, which hopes to ease congressional concerns about the impact of the new plan on existing aerospace jobs.

The plan relies on existing technologies to produce more power from renewable sources like wind, tougher energy-efficiency standards for buildings and more investments in mass transit.

The Plan builds on existing trends in the power sector that have allowed many states around the country to reduce pollution at a rapid rate over the last decade.

After the risk assessment all patients who do not require immediate support are then asked to develop a safety plan based on existing or potential support networks.

This paper analyzed the particularities of different urban scenarios considering the effects of urban densification planning strategies on existing buildings, in particular historical protected buildings.

This approach led us to change our initial plans; based on existing guidelines, we proposed originally to conduct a definitive RCT of a nurse-led stepped care intervention.

Service planning based on existing models, which fail to capture these interactions, may result in a mismatch between supply and demand for renal services in primary and secondary care.

And thirdly, the programme builds on existing instruments (planning, supervision, peer review, maternal audits) that are adapted to include participation of local governments and community health associations.

Unlike California's plan, however, which sets industry-by-industry regulations to achieve its mandated cutbacks, the Massachusetts plan relies largely on existing programs, like renewable-energy mandates, energy-efficiency standards for building construction and curbs in the electricity sector that are already in place under a multistate agreement known as the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

So Mr. Obama's plan would piggyback on existing payroll direct-deposit systems, siphoning off 3percentt or so of everyone's salaries and funneling it directly to an individual retirement account, probably a Roth for those who qualify.

When it comes to health care, Mr. Perry writes that President Obama's legislation on the subject was "the closest this country has ever come to outright socialism," largely ignoring the fact that Mr. Obama's plan relies heavily on existing private insurance companies, doctors and drug manufacturers.