Sentence examples for plans dating from inspiring English sources
Plans dating from the Phrygian occupation of the Anatolian plateau (c. 1200 bc) have been recovered of small, fortified towns overlying the ruins of older Hittite cities.
He was handed an extra £3m worth of shares from pay plans dating back to 2007, although the bank insisted this was double counting.
The stock windfall - almost 8.5m shares in total - relates to a series of long-term incentive plans dating back to 1993 that have now crystallised.
"Our and your predecessors understood the importance of this bridge," he said, referring to aborted plans dating back to Tsarist Russia.
Jakarta, with a metropolitan area populated by 28 million people, remains one of the world's few major cities without a rapid-transit system, despite plans dating to the 1980s.
Contingency plans dating back to the Cold War include calls for an American military response, led by a Navy carrier group, if a Chinese fleet sails into the Taiwan Strait.
The report identified several Russian officials who had engaged in sophisticated planning dating back years.
The gridded, cobblestoned town streets are the product of Inca city planning, dating back to the 1200s.
She also points to a plan dating back around 10 years to establish England among the sport's elite.
The first comprehensive HIPC debt- relief plan dates from 1996.
He came back holding a floor plan dated 1854.
