Sentence examples for plans published in from inspiring English sources
Civil service reform plans published in June pledged to establish a clear model of open policy making that will use technology and social media to engage the public before any policy proposals have been formulated.
In a survey of 80 403(b) plans published in January by the consulting firm Aon Hewitt, 72 percent offered target-date funds, 67 percent provided online tools to help employees make investment decisions and 62 percent were "very likely to perform a comprehensive review of fund offerings" this year.
"I think that's a hugely conservative figure and the UK will take a large chunk of it," says Gary Clayton, chairman of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems Association (UAVS), who gave evidence to a House of Lords report on the EU plans published in February.
Plans published in the 1871 annual report of the Department of Parks show the West Side street with 24-foot-wide sidewalks, 40-foot roadways and 22-foot malls -- almost exactly the current measurements -- with tall trees, apparently elms, in the malls and on the sidewalks.
Australian Government publications, including the four mental health plans (published in 1992, 1998, 2003 and 2008) were analysed according to policy levers used to drive reform across five priority areas: [1] human rights and community attitudes; [2] responding to community need; [3] service structures; [4] service quality and effectiveness; and [5] resources and service access.
The original plan, published in 2004, was to increase this to 100,000km by 2020.
The government's new pensions plan, published in December, rejected making contributions compulsory.
One important component of that planning process was our last campus plan, published in 2008.
This was the aim of the Children's Plan, published in December 2007.
However, the 11th five-year plan, published in 2006, also called for rebalancing but had little impact.
A few features were not included on these plans, or on the 1 400 plan published in the 1947 report.
