Sentence examples for planning to aid from inspiring English sources

True, local authorities often pass them through planning to aid regeneration in marginal areas, but those arguments are becoming harder to make in the housing crisis.

He said he was planning to aid several conservative groups that intend to run advertisements against Mr. Obama this fall, though he would not name them.

For several weeks in late summer, Mrs. Clinton parried Mr. Lazio's call for a ban on spending by outside groups in the race by noting that many conservative organizations had said they were planning to aid his candidacy.

Earlier on Sunday, Politico reported that Bannon was planning to aid primary challenges against GOP senators who are unsupportive of Trump's agenda.

He works with the Epilepsy Foundation of America and plans to aid local organizations, maybe even by filling out another "contact us" form.

Operated by St .Christopher's Inc., a social services agency in Dobbs Ferry, the camps plan to aid 800 children this summer.

The operation was planned to aid Nixon's re-election campaign for the 1972 presidential election.

The attack also prevented the XLVIII Panzer Corps (comprising the 336th Infantry Division, the 3rd Luftwaffe Field Division, and the 11th Panzer Division), under the command of General Otto von Knobelsdorff, from joining up with the LVII Panzer Corps as planned to aid the relief effort.

So a Marshall Plan to aid economic growth may lead to greater stability.

On Thursday, President Bush's plan to aid some subprime borrowers helped buoy the stock market.

A $75 billion plan to aid homeowners barely nudged stocks upward on Wednesday.