Sentence examples for plan represent the from inspiring English sources

The modifications and recent flurry of court filings over the merits and shortcomings of the settlement plan represent the final maneuvering before a federal district judge begins separate but related proceedings to consider the deal, as well as a tougher list of sanctions being sought by nine states that have chosen not to join in the settlement.

"Each point of the plan represents the other," he said.

The site plan represents the destruction of Sept. 11.

But he said the plan represents the "most probable" level under current assumptions.

The new plan represents the third time the program has been scaled back since it started in 1990.

Obama often discussed inequality during the 2008 campaign, and his health-care plan represented the most serious effort in a generation to reverse it.

The iPhone may have lacked a new design, but the broad pricing plan represented the first time Apple had used this strategy for its phones.

West Ham will pay £15m towards the conversion, plus annual rent of £2.5m, but vice-chair Karren Brady has insisted the plan represents the best deal for the public purse.

The plan represents the latest version of the Bloomberg administration's attempt to provide better taxi service for New Yorkers living outside Manhattan, the traditional territory of the yellow cab.

Over the weekend Miliband was on manoeuvres, claiming in the Sunday Mirror that the welfare uprating plan represented the government being "exposed for who they are" and "playing the worst sort of political games".

Penelope Wensley, chair of reef 2050 advisory committee, said in an introductory note that the plan "represents the best possible chance for the reef" and "we cannot afford to fail".