Sentence examples for plan stand from inspiring English sources

Q: How does the transport plan stand?

The most exuberant parts of the original plan stand like bombastic bookends at either side of the site.

Or would that plan stand because a single state enacted it, while the federal government lacked the power to create a national plan?

In itself, this approach makes Mr. Klein's plan stand out from past studies, which were typically conducted in relative isolation by panels or outside consultants working with a few of the chancellor's senior staff members.

Senior aides to Mr. Silver and Mr. Bruno, however, said it was going to be interesting to see how the governor could denounce the state plan but let the city plan stand.

If "equal opportunity" means anything, the Supreme Court must let Cleveland's school choice plan stand.

Even that plan stands in legal limbo.

But the plan stands virtually no chance of being adopted.

Its plan stands in stark contrast to the House plan that passed on Thursday.

The new plan stands as a clear, if unstated, repudiation of earlier decisions.

Wilson's plan stands in contrast to that of Marc Crawford, the Canadian coach.