Sentence examples for plans under consideration from inspiring English sources

[C4.] Stimulus Plans Under Consideration President Bush and the leaders of both parties in Congress began considering plans to bolster the faltering economy.

These rights are now enshrined in European and international law, laws the UK is committed to upholding, yet plans under consideration by Worcester council throw all of that into doubt.

So the president will, in a sense, be talking to the markets tonight, hoping to reassure investors that there are plans under consideration that could help get the economy going again.

[Page A36.] One Republican who speaks regularly to White House officials said there was serious thought about pursuing the earliest and most aggressive of the plans under consideration: putting Mr. Bush into full campaign mode soon after he delivers the State of the Union address in late January.

The plans under consideration by Tory boroughs will prove embarrassing for the Conservative housing minister, Grant Shapps, who earlier on Tuesday suggested any move to push people to other parts of the country because of a lack of housing was "outrageous".

Companies like the Exelon Corporation, the Constellation Energy Group and the Entergy Corporation, which operate nuclear power plants, would benefit from cap-and-trade plans under consideration, like the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act, which is pending in Congress, Mr. Chin said.

The intervention announced tonight will affect far more electricity sales than an earlier plan under consideration by the regulatory commission.

A plan under consideration would fine Mitsubishi $37,800 at most, and no Mitsubishi executives or employees would face prosecution.

One plan under consideration would create a new company that would buy the "good" assets of G.M. almost immediately after the carmaker files for bankruptcy.

One plan under consideration is to issue "humanitarian visas" to the children, allowing them to apply for "indefinite leave to remain" when they reach the age of 18.

Moving Would Be No Bargain If a realignment plan under consideration is adopted, there would be good news and bad news for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.