Sentence examples for planning a partial from inspiring English sources

The business community has given a cautious welcome to reports that the government is planning a partial U-turn on its controversial changes to capital gains tax.

To governments that are sanguine about their aging systems or plan a partial upgrade, Richard Caruso, Shoup's chief executive, invokes Florida in a warning likely to be repeated in sales pitches in coming months: "That could have happened in any state in the country".

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So the government backtracked on some of the changes, further denting its credibility.The government's espousal of a "sufficiency economy" theory, developed by King Bhumibol, further fuelled suspicions that it plans a partial retreat from Thailand's hitherto liberal economic stance.

Lawmakers planned a partial AMT fix, but dropped the idea at the last minute.

While all teachers met weekly in a collective manner during collaborative planning sessions, a partial split among the teachers emerged as a result of this situation.

A cooperative speaker selects the content of a plan description based on his expectation that the hearer is able to complete the description in much the same way that a planning system completes a partial plan.

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts called the president's plan "only a partial step -- inadequate to the challenge".

Smoking is set to be banned completely in pubs and restaurants in England after cabinet ministers united to demand a U-turn on plans for a partial ban.

The union took the lead among labor unions in beating back Mr. Bush's plan for a partial privatization of Social Security.

Plans for a partial or future release could invalidate that claim, one intellectual property rights lawyer familiar with big studio practices told the Observer.