Sentence examples similar to planning bore from inspiring English sources

What turned out to be one of the most influential documents in modern American military planning bears Mr. Rumsfeld's name.

However, the large scale sell-off the government appears to be planning bears no similarity to previous small sales of the land with the least environmental and public benefits.

Richard Rogers's office designed a structure whose plan bore a curious similarity to the previously disowned big circle.

The plan bore out the fears of working- and middle-class New Orleanians – many of them African American – who tended to live in low-lying areas.

The general's plan bore a close resemblance to one proposed in recent days by the ultraconservative Islamist Nour Party, and suggested that he was seeking to bring in at least some Islamists as well as liberals and leftists to support the overthrow of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The Argentine never got the ball and Mourinho's plan bore fruit with a place in the final and eventual victory against Bayern Munich.

Their plans bore fruit with the formation of the Indian National Army, led by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, during the Second World War Japanese occupation of Singapore.

The delay in establishing directives and plans bore witness that the country was governed in another way: more personal, more reduced to the will of one man.

According to a document leaked to Bloomberg News, Geithner's plan bore a marked resemblance to a plan drawn up by Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, and Barclays, and sent to the Treasury department in February.

Analysts say the government plan bears watching.

The business tax in the Cain plan bears no resemblance to the present corporate income tax.