Sentence examples for plan that it will from inspiring English sources

Until the FCC starts to leak the outline of its final plan that it will vote on next month, how it will be challenged, by whom the most intensely, is not clear.

What's certain is that Europe needs such a plan; that it will have many components, not just one or two big bangs; that its main instruments will be economic and political rather than military; that it must combine strategic constancy with tactical flexibility; and that it will take a long time to succeed.

The town has a 12-year-old plan that it will use as a starting point for the beachfront.

The insurer must then notify people in the health plan that it will arrange or pay for contraceptive services as long as they remain in the health plan.

The couple have recently bought a West End restaurant, named it after their daughter, and plan that it will open on her birthday in September.

But the very things that seem unusual about Obama's rebate plan — that it will be handed out by reducing withholding, instead of in one lump sum, and that it will add a small but steady amount to Americans' take-home pay — are precisely why it's more likely to succeed.

Each city -- New York for the Republicans and Boston for the Democrats -- has suggested in its early planning that it will promote its ethnic diversity and patriotic roots.

He plans that it will be the people.The Tana river resettlement scheme is supposed to be voluntary, and comes with incentives such as money for new schools, water supplies and clinics.

In New Hampshire, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, a unit of WellPoint, one of the nation's largest insurers, has touched off a furor by excluding 10 of the state's 26 hospitals from the health plans that it will sell through the insurance exchange.

It is not electrified, though it is planned that it will be electrified by 2016 as part of the 21st-century modernisation of the Great Western Main Line.

It is not electrified, though it is planned that it will be electrified by 2017 as part of the 21st-century modernisation of the Great Western Main Line.