Sentence examples for plan reads from inspiring English sources

The plan reads more like a corporate strategy document than a charity prospectus.

George W. Bush's new "Healthy Forests" plan reads like a parody of his administration's standard operating procedure.

The harem has more than four hundred rooms, and the floor plan reads like a Borges dictionary: Mosque of the Black Eunuchs, Apartment of the Black Eunuch Treasurer, Apartment of the Black Eunuchs Who Waited on the Sultan in the Harem, Elephant House, Place of the Forty Columns, Consultation Place of the Jinns.

One of the guiding principles of the co-chairs' plan reads: "Don't Disrupt a Fragile Economic Recovery".

"The team will enhance the RCMP's ability to combat cybercrime-related offences where technology plays an integral role, such as investigating the unauthorized use of computers, mischief in relation to data, or the possession of a device to commit unauthorized computer use or data mischief," the plan reads.

The key points of the plan read like a mirror image of the priorities espoused by House Republicans.

They have created a family reading break toolkit with worksheets and handouts to help schools plan reading sessions.

"These are serious matters that require immediate action and the development of a longer-term plan," read the COMPPS statement.

"The Minority has adopted an almost military posture to gain its objectives, which are not clear to most Americans," the plan read.

To check that you are happy with your plan read through each spread in turn as if it was your finished book.

For more information about including life insurance and children's trusts in your estate plan, read Plan Your Estate, by attorneys Denis Clifford and Cora Jordan (Nolo).