Sentence examples for plan pointed from inspiring English sources

Wank Adams Slavin Associates, an architectural firm that has prepared a 10-year renovation plan, pointed out the error in a letter dated April 21, delayed in routing at The Times.

At a rally yesterday evening outside the Department of Education headquarters in Lower Manhattan, critics of the mayor's plan pointed to the technical manual for last year's reading test and said it included evidence that 21percentt of students were guaranteed to score in Level 1.

John Koza, the originator of the N.P.V. plan, pointed out to me the other day that if you look just at non-landslide elections — elections where the winning margin falls short of a 55-45 blowouthe the "losing" candidate "wins" one time out of six, not one time out of thirty.

Numerous statements sent to the New York PSC on the plan pointed to this.

Supporters of Perry's plan pointed out a Monday Wall Street Journal op-ed by Martin Feldstein, a Harvard professor who chaired the Council of Economic Advisers under President Ronald Reagan.

Regulators have defended their plan, pointing out that automakers have opposed attempts to measure rollover propensity.

Even his own business plan points up the essentially quixotic nature of the anti-leather quest.

The students picked apart Ms. Spence's business plan, pointing out what they would have done differently.

Meanwhile, Obama's plan points to General Motors as the model of where we need to go.

As opponents of this plan point out, we've already seen this movie: A similar tax holiday was offered in 2004, with a similar sales pitch.

In February and March, residents blocked highways to protest the plan, pointing to the creation of the earlier guerrilla safe zone as a naive experiment gone totally wrong.