Sentence examples for plans with which from inspiring English sources

These developments forced Gustav to reassess the limited and vague plans with which he had embarked on the expedition.

The split between the PA and Hamas and their inability to reconcile for the past eight years continues to plague the Palestinians, preventing them from achieving a unity of purpose and non-violent plans with which to challenge Israel.

Only half of the programs reported engaging in strategic planning; those that did used regular business meetings, retreats, discussions with other subspecialties and developed 1 5 year plans with which to move forward.

Changes may occur in: local resources (more or specialty EDs), access and reimbursement practices (facilities change which insurance plans with which they are associated, major shifts in insurers drives patients to other facilities), changes in the underlying population (shifts in population size or age), and changes in the local economy.

The plan (with which Washington College graciously agreed) was to provide the Gettysburg College fans an opportunity to acknowledge Weissman's perseverance.

Starbucks's semifree AT&T plan, with which a Starbucks card gets you two hours a day, will add over 200 locations around the city.

What does it say about how we value health care services when for $120 a year -- just 33 cents a day -- many of us would switch out of a plan with which we were otherwise presumably satisfied?

They have also vigorously failed to move forward the hypothetical Republican health-reform plan with which they say they would replace Obamacare if they ever repeal it, which they won't and can't.Yet for all this furious inactivity, the complaint of the voters who unseated Mr Cantor seems to be that he has been insufficiently vigilant in stopping things.

Even if those countries suspect that Washington is trying to buy their support for a plan with which they do not fully agree, officials cite the compelling need to help underdeveloped parts of their countries susceptible to drug traffickers and guerrillas and to provide sources of income other than the narcotics trade for poor peasants.

The CPAs' self-policing plan (with which they are still tinkering) has won the approval of the SEC.

The author believes that this method could be an alternative to the reverse planning method (RPM) as it utilizes the concepts of the classic CORA method for deformity analysis and planning with which many surgeons are more familiar.