Sentence examples for plan to anchor from inspiring English sources

That effectively killed off his plan to anchor a "golden rule" on deficit reduction in the Constitution — a commitment he made jointly with Mrs. Merkel in an effort to reassure markets and shore up France's AAA credit rating.

"Europe needs a comprehensive, coherent plan to anchor expectations, build confidence and escape its debt trap.

Abu Safar planned to anchor his ship just beyond Turkish territorial waters, to evade the coast guard, and then load the refugees in shifts.

He plans to anchor the 4x100 relay but, because of tendinitis in his left knee, is uncertain about running the 200.

The company plans to anchor a boatlike structure in the Atlantic Ocean to process natural gas imported by cargo ships from faraway suppliers in the Middle East, Europe and Africa.

The next day we sailed from Sewa Bay to Alotau, and arrived as the annual Canoe and Kundu Festival was in full tilt, and war canoes were racing off the coast where we planned to anchor.

In another project, the community of Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, plans to anchor synthetic waterweed, made from strips of soft polyvinylidene, to the bed of the Kiskiminetas River to harvest energy from the currents.

The developments on Monday illustrated how the White House is planning to anchor Mr. Bush's re-election campaign to the war on terrorism and showed the imperative his aides see in trying to undercut Mr. Kerry's foreign policy credentials, including his decorated service in Vietnam.

David Cameron's unprecedented veto last week thwarted German plans to anchor the new pact in a revised EU Lisbon treaty, forcing the other 26 to take the "second-best" route of forging a new international treaty between governments which may not contradict the Lisbon treaty.

Hence, the fiscal consolidation should proceed gradually where financing conditions permitted, relying on credible and detailed medium-term consolidation plans to anchor expectations.

The venture plans to anchor a cruise ship three miles off the coast of Los Angeles, filling it with programmers from around the world.