Sentence examples for planning has crossed from inspiring English sources

With this program, city planning has crossed a decisive line.

The plan has cross-party support.

The vision of a futuristic train scything across Britain at 250mph (400kph) is appealing.But although the plan has cross-party support, the British public is not entirely convinced.

"In the end, we need a statement to be made by the chief of staff that the plan, as is, has ripened, has crossed the threshold of operational capability," Mr. Barak explained.

Turkey has crossed the border".

— It has crossed my mind.

Bidding has crossed $1000.

The precise lines that would have been taken over were unclear – though the Labour mayor had produced a lengthy wish list – and the timing was dependent on when the particular franchises run out, but broadly the plan had cross-party acceptance.

In a joint article for The Times newspaper they said the plans had "cross-party support".

But Robert Alden, leader of the Conservative group in Birmingham, said the devolution plans had cross-party support there.

The cooperation with other nations beyond Libya in the investigations also seemed to indicate that the attack's planning and execution might have crossed international borders and not simply have been a local, spontaneous eruption of violence in response to an amateurish Internet video denigrating the Prophet Muhammad.