Sentence examples for plans on an from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1990s, this regeneration strategy was well established: base your plans on an "anchor store" and attract one of the big four supermarkets.

Ed Miliband has now ended the speculation about Labour's plans on an EU referendum: he will not hold one unless he signs a new treaty moving power from Westminster to Brussels.

Washington State's "Health Care Authority" will contract with "one or more health carriers to offer qualified health plans" on an exchange.

The department plans on an entering class of about twelve students.

The government modelled its plans on an average fee of £7,500.

Oil powers base their spending plans on an assumed crude price.

Are you planning on wearing a red outfit?

Mr. Shor plans on a 2010 opening.

"You have other plans on a Wednesday afternoon?" "No".

And don't make plans on a Sunday night.

1. Keeping plans on a calendar and sticking to them.