Sentence examples for planned marks from inspiring English sources

The agreement between New York City and the state, announced at a news conference at a building at the  Brooklyn Navy Yard where a rooftop farm is planned, marks the first time the state has allowed the city to use environmental infrastructure to meet federal water quality standards.

That is where the twin towers stood and where the memorial is planned, marking the towers' absence with voids and pools in a landscaped plaza.

Not surprisingly there are several tributes planned marking the occasion, including the unveiling of a memorial stone honouring Lewis in the famous Poets' Corner of London's Westminster Abbey.

If you have any vacations or special activities planned, mark those in.

The restructuring plan marks "a new base" from which to start, he said.

But the plan marks an important first step in a much-needed facelift for an outdated regime.

By contrast, Mr. Geithner's plan marks the first attempt in decades to drastically tighten the restrictions on industry.

The acceptance of this new plan marks a significant shift in Governor Pataki's thinking from years ago about how the uninsured should gain coverage, bringing the onus back on the government at a time of skyrocketing health care costs.

The rejection of the plan marks the first major break in bipartisan consensus on refugee policy since Labor adopted offshore detention and boat turnbacks at the 2015 national conference.

The plan marks Lord Wei's re-emergence into public life after more than a year in which he has given no interviews.

The plan marks a climbdown from ministers who had decided they should not get the same UK resettlement rights as interpreters in the Iraq conflict.