They have drafted a 28-point blueprint for industrial survival called V-Plan 2010.
In advance of Tuesday night's Republican presidential debate on the economy, Michele Bachmann laid out an 11-point blueprint for creating jobs and restoring prosperity.
They are part of a new 50-point blueprint that aims, among other things, to revive remote towns with everything from better broadband to easier planning permission.
The group issued a 10-point blueprint for reform last week that included canceling capital punishment except in times of war.
"If you're looking for the five-point blueprint, I don't have it," he said, when I asked about his vision for the gigging labor market.
The L.M.D.C. spent months asking all these people what they thought should be built on the site, and a couple of weeks ago it issued eleven "principles for action" and a fourteen-point "blueprint for renewal".
Paul Kirby, a former head of the Downing Street policy unit under David Cameron, suggests a hypothecated health tax as part of his five-point blueprint for NHS reform.
Lord O'Neill set out a 10-point blueprint for reversing the erosion of the power of antibiotics to treat infection, from reducing doctors' prescribing to curbing use of the drugs in farm animals and incentivising drug companies to invent new antibiotics.
The National Center for State Courts, a nonprofit group that works with state and federal officials, released a 10-point blueprint for improving courthouse security and scheduled a "national summit" on the problem next month, financed in part by a newly approved $100,000 grant from the Justice Department.
But for voters interested in how Clinton would tackle an issue that has frustrated policymakers for decades, she offered a 13-page, 27-point blueprint, with 25 footnotes.
Talks by that "contact group" in Minsk in early September led to a 12-point blueprint for peace, including a ceasefire.
