Sentence examples for plan was finalized from inspiring English sources

The plan was finalized after council members and Yemeni officials met for two days in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

At the White House, discussions of the possible meeting were kept to a small group of senior administration officials, and the plan was finalized during an Oval Office meeting the Friday before the vice president left.

Although officials at the International Atomic Energy Agency have not commented since the plan was released, the agency's deputy director, Olli Heinonen, praised it as "an important milestone" during a visit to Iran last week in which the plan was finalized.

Sam Eaton, policy director and counsel to Idaho Gov. Brad Little (R), said in an interview Friday that the revisions reflect the collaborative process the state had launched under the previous administration that was upended shortly before the 2015 plan was finalized.

We're guessing that before this plan was finalized there was some discussions between the two carriers as we know they generally work close together.

The proposal was ultimately abandoned when the year's transportation plan was finalized.

Once the plan is finalized, students must email their forms to [email protected] for signature before the final submission to Trinity.

When the plan is finalized, the truant legislators are to be replaced by 50 farther down the coalition's list from the last general election, in December 2000.

His media consultant, Mary Jane Orman, says they are working on his next steps and that Blake will talk again in the coming weeks when a plan is finalized.

Under the plan being finalized, most of the state's roughly four million registered Democrats would receive mail ballots in early May and the vote would be counted in early June, after each voter's signature was verified.

Bloomberg's Catarina Saraiva: "Private-sector economists and Federal Reserve policy makers aligned this week over how the tax plan being finalized in Congress will boost the U.S. economy: temporarily, and not by much.