Sentence examples for plan to adhere from inspiring English sources

Though European leaders insist they still plan to adhere to goals for achieving balanced budgets the next several years, most private economists are extremely skeptical that they will succeed, given the growing pressure for fiscal stimulus to revive economic growth.

Plans for the world power-brokered cessation of hostilities in Syria next week appear to be on shaky ground, amid little indication that rebel groups plan to adhere to it, low confidence from the international community, Saudi Arabia preparing to put boots on the ground, and no suggestion that Syrian president Bashar al Assad is willing to step down.

Despite the detailed instructions, any preparation is bound to be different from any other, and Cage himself suggested that there is no strict plan to adhere to: "if you enjoy playing the Sonatas and Interludes then do it so that it seems right to you".

It plans to adhere to that strategy, but with a somewhat smaller staff.

Mr. Thompson said the government still planned to adhere to its policy issued a few months ago: to fight a smallpox attack the way the disease was eradicated.

He did not elaborate but said that Turkey planned to adhere exactly to the requirements of its own three-year economic program.

Asked if the Anderson planned to adhere to this code, Ms. Stapleton said, "After the sale, the board will meet and look at all the relevant policies and then decide where the money will be best utilized".

Alternately, given the tight timescales Frontline is planning to adhere to, academics will face a huge challenge in preparing students for safe practice, and the government must acknowledge this if new recruits are to remain in the profession once qualified.

The Giants have said the rough timetable for his recovery is 12 weeks, and while doctors told Nicks that he could come back as soon as four weeks after the injury, he plans to adhere to the team's protocol.

"The decision is good news for us and for Swiss science," says Jaconi, who says her group has no plans to adhere to the Ethics Commission's proposed moratorium.

It claims that it is working closely with regulators in Europe to gain a license to offer its services in the region, although the company did not comment on whether it plans to adhere to regulations in New York where authorities are investigating a number of other exchanges for doing business unlawfully.