Sentence examples for plans to emulate from inspiring English sources

Babies will be named for them, and young men from Morocco to Pakistan will make plans to emulate them.

For the longer term, Mr Azcárraga plans to emulate Rupert Murdoch and become an American citizen alongside millions of Televisa's and Univision's viewers.

Asked about BarnesandNoble.com's plans to emulate RosettaBooks, Harriette K. Dorsen, general counsel for Random House, a subsidiary of Bertelsmann, said, "We would not be happy to hear that".

Evgeny Lebedev said The Independent and The Standard had no plans to emulate the News Corp. strategy of charging readers for Web access, after The Times and other papers published by that company recently erected so-called pay walls.

In addition to the 3% tax on broadcasters, Spain plans to emulate the French scheme of levying a 0.9% tax on the revenues of telecoms operators, equivalent to about €400m a year, on the dubious basis that they earn "billions".

[C7.] MSN Competitors Are Unmoved Microsoft's major competitors in providing Internet services said that they had no plans to emulate its decision to shut down many free chat rooms in the United States and abroad.

If you're planning to emulate Moyles and his mates, don't accept this.

"Maybe it gives them a target to aim at," she says of the women who plan to emulate her success.

The more intrepid planned to emulate the culinary tastes of Leopold Bloom as described in the novel.

Ms. Singh said she initially planned to emulate her mother, a physician who focuses on treating major adult diseases.

Specifically, the interior minister's subsequent statement that the government is moving ahead with a plan to emulate China by constructing a national firewall to filter content.