Sentence examples for plan referred from inspiring English sources

Bond also finds him in collusion with Chinese agents on a major secret plan referred to as Operation Grand Slam.

But Mr. Papandreou, who has slashed pensions and wages as part of an austerity plan, referred repeatedly to billions of dollars that banks and corporations have stashed away in offshore tax havens.

But Mr. Papandreou, who has slashed pensions and wages as part of an austerity plan, referred repeatedly to billions of dollars that banks and corporations had stashed away in offshore tax havens.

He presented the plan, referred to as "Grand Paris," in a keynote speech during which he outlined a sweepingly ambitious urban regeneration project for the city and its suburbs.

Hope Reeves (NYT) Correction: December 7 , 2001 Friday A report in the Metro Briefing column yesterday about the passage of the Rockland County spending plan referred imprecisely to budget cuts proposed by the county executive, C. Scott Vanderhoef.

Correction: November 22, 2000, Wednesday An article yesterday about a public hearing on New York City's long-term waste management plan referred imprecisely to the status of government actions on a proposal for a waste transfer station in Linden, N.J.

Its plan refers to the American tradition of centrally planned domed state capitols.

He had criticized Mr. Romney's Massachusetts health care plan, referring to the program as "Obamneycare".

But board members opposed the plan, referring it to a committee.

WorldCom officials would not discuss the reorganization plan, referring questions to a person involved in preparing it.

The group, the American Anthropological Association, has a long-range plan referring to "anthropological sciences"; it did not vote to "strip the word 'science' from its mission plan".