Sentence examples for plan to narrow from inspiring English sources

In February, when Mr. McGreevey outlined a plan to narrow the shortfall, he took great pains to preserve that fund.

State officials said last week that Gov. James E. McGreevey was developing a plan to narrow the focus of the agency to concentrate on child protection.

The sale of PYA/Monarch is part of a plan to narrow Sara Lee's focus to three product areas in which the company holds strong positions: household products, food and beverage, and intimates and underwear.

Sen. Wyden and I have introduced a plan to narrow the scope of the Section 215 program, but the White House should in the meantime more narrowly focus its counter-terror efforts under the Patriot Act".

Spurs had started well, but it took them so long to shake their heads clear after going behind that it was not entirely easy to imagine how they plan to narrow the gap to the top four this season.

But this is no joke: The Republican Party's insistence that no real Republican would even consider raising taxes is a big reason that many people believe the president's panel will never agree by December on a bipartisan multiyear plan to narrow the growing gap between spending and revenues.

Of his five researchers' approaches, he had planned to narrow the field to the one that worked best over time.

Mr. Rampe said that he planned to narrow the field by September, partly because the development corporation would be refining the master site plan in October.

Mr. Trehubenko said his company and the owners planned to narrow the field to three contenders by the end of the month.

It is understood that the government is planning to narrow the list of priority fragile countries, which currently includes Nigeria and Kenya, to just five.

Land Rover plans to narrow the list to three or so finalists, Mr. Schirmer said, with a decision by the end of March.