Sentence examples for plan to act from inspiring English sources
"We don't plan to act in it," Mr. Affleck says.
House GOP leaders said they plan to act quickly.
4.08pm GMT William Morris of SSE defends his company's record on transparency and says they plan to act on recommendations from accountancy firm BDO to make improvements.
Japan, where Mr. Fujimori, of Japanese extraction, fled and where he has become a citizen, has already said it has "absolutely no plan" to act on either Peru's or Interpol's calls for his arrest.
When I told my friend Joan about my plan to act a little more divorced, she said, "Aren't you just wanting him to man up?" "Man up" is a funny phrase, given the context, because what she means in part is: Don't I want him to be more like a wife and mother?
Congress and the White House plan to act before then to extend it into 2010 to assist Americans who are more recently unemployed or who may yet lose their jobs and find themselves unable to find work for a long time.
Ms. Kraus planned to act.
But the team has no plans to act on it anytime soon.
But the government plans to act against manufacturers before shopkeepers or their customers.
Number 10 insisted the prime minister had been planning to act for many months.
"And I'm not planning to act like an interim C.E.O".
