Sentence examples similar to planned to bring about from inspiring English sources

This is how he plans to bring about a deal on minimum service on public transport, telling unions and employers that they have until the end of the summer to do a deal; after that, he will start to legislate.Third, Mr Sarkozy's hallmark is to introduce reforms with well-communicated and plain-spoken appeals to common sense.

Right now groups of Republicans are planning to bring about precisely this turn of events.

Claudia Wolf, the cult's priestess who plans to bring about a paradise on Earth, serves as the game's antagonist.

Snapchat is taking over as the top sponsor of the free Santa Monica Pier concerts and also is planning to bring about 300 workers to offices near the city's airport.

A design is essentially a plan to bring about a man-made artifact.

This became the cornerstone of his plans to bring about socialism by means of a worldwide revolution.

Mercedes plans to bring about 2,000 G500's to these shores a year, at a base price of $74,265.

From our politicians, there is no strategy, no plan, to bring about a true post-conflict society.

Having a strategy means you have a plan to bring about your desired future (a new job), while efficiently and effectively using resources (your time and energy).

The assignment and requirement for notice [p327] are parts of the larger plan to bring about a settlement of the rival claims of the high contracting parties.

"This is part of the same plan to bring about new energy in the government and to bring about better governance in the areas affected by the insurgency".