The phrase "plan out for" is not correct.
The correct phrase is "plan out". Example: I plan out each day carefully to make sure I get everything done on time.
The new rules will help illuminate who's making money directly and indirectly from your plan, though they don't force employers to put the plan out for bid to reduce expenses.
The plan was presented to the re-assembled group on Sunday, and then Mr. Lane took a poll: "Can people raise their hands if they feel we're on the right track?" All but a handful went up, and immediately a man shouted out a well-received joke to send the plan out for a building permit "tomorrow!" That won't happen, of course.
The FDIC, whose members include Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, agreed to put the plan out for public comment for 60 days.
Utah has no interest in putting its exchange plans out for bid, Mr. Thurston said.
"I have friends who have everything planned out for the next 10 years," said Ms. Zimmer, who turned 24 this summer.
This is something that I have been planning out for years, little by little preparing myself and going through what I go through.
Try to have designed at least 1 character and have a basic story planned out for your comic.
These managers, who average $106,000 annually, plan out procedures for mining projects, from setting budgets to enforcing deadlines.
Plan out activities for a younger group.
Plan out activities for an older group.
1. Map Out Your Action Plan: Plan out your calendar for the year.
