Sentence examples for plan to channel from inspiring English sources

Finally, Vaux adds, the authors of the plan don't state how much water they plan to channel through the tunnel.

He wrote a plan to channel a state tax on casino revenues back into subsidies for new casino properties.

The EU is now trying to deflect criticism by putting together a plan to channel aid to the Palestinians without going through Hamas.

As a focus group for the nation, Augusta reflects the incipient racial divide over President Bush's plan to channel more government financing to religious social services.

On November 25th she announced a plan to channel some of the funds into a $21 billion public-works programme aimed at keeping economic growth at over 4% next year.If this works it should help Ms Fernández to shore up support among local politicians and the voters before a mid-term election next October.

Urban Acupuncture More than 10 years ago, Michael Sorkin, who is the director of the graduate urban design program at City College, proposed a plan to channel growth and to encourage a lively social scene in East New York, Brooklyn, a community with large tracts of vacant land.

Balls will return with Jones on Saturday night to dance the charleston, for which he has said he plans to channel the fictional scarecrow Worzel Gummidge.

By the book's end Paternot has left the company, and he announces that he plans to "channel my creative drive into film".

Julie Andrews plans to channel the spirit of her original Broadway director when she recreates My Fair Lady, the show that made her a star, for the Sydney stage.

Now Eminem is planning to channel Ed McMahon, offering an unusual sweepstakes to try to lift holiday sales and thwart piracy in the run-up to the Nov. 16 release of his new CD.

Mr Clegg, who received two standing ovations at the party's annual conference in Bournemouth, now plans to channel much of his political effort into making the case for continued British membership of the European Union.