Sentence examples for plans represent the from inspiring English sources

The arrows connecting the two divisional plans represent the coordinative communications that tie them together on matters of mutual concern.

Taken together, Ford's plans represent the broadest commitment so far by any automaker to address the safety and environmental drawbacks of sport utilities.

Sean O'Hare, remuneration partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said Cable's plans "represent the most significant recasting of executive pay rules for a decade".

"These plans represent the best possible consensus we can find at the moment," Alexander Garvin, the corporation's vice president for planning, design and development, said in presenting the plan to the corporation's board.

When I ask him to walk me through the secrets to his company's growth, which the aerial plans represent, the 70-year-old, with a full head of white hair, blue eyes and a prominent square jaw, doesn't take any personal credit.

For some of Britain's head shop owners, the plans represent the final round in the ding-dong battle between the authorities and shops' right to sell psychoactive substances that has been going on for decades.

Theresa May has accused Sturgeon of "tunnel vision" and said her plans represented "the worst possible timing".

This is one of the very last hurdles to be negotiated before the highly controversial plans – representing the biggest overhaul of the NHS since it was founded in 1948 – become law.

"These proposed cuts to family planning represent the opening salvo in an all-out war on women's health," said Louise Slaughter, a Democrat from New York's Twenty-eighth District, after Pence introduced his amendment.

In the II model "prior planning" and "action planning" represent the extent to which an individual has developed an explicit plan, or an "implementation intention, about when and where an intended action or "goal behaviour" will be achieved.

"Each point of the plan represents the other," he said.