Sentence examples for point of the plan from inspiring English sources

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

The point of the plan is basically to really radically reduce the role of government in the economy.

But some whisper that the point of the plan is simply to make it more difficult, once it inevitably fails, for Mr Assad's friends to protect him.

"But after the president announced his program, it went from 'No deal' to 'Let's make a deal,' which is the whole point of the plan," she said.

Instead, he let conservatives define the debate, waiting until late last week before finally saying what needed to be said — that increasing spending is the whole point of the plan.

This difference is partially related to the rounding of coordinates by 10 and beginning the grid articulation from a round-number coordinates (Viraph begins the articulation relative to the top-left point of the plan).

The year 2007 marks the mid decade point for the Plan of Action of "A World Fit for Children".

The key points of the plan read like a mirror image of the priorities espoused by House Republicans.

Leaders in Albany agreed on the major points of the plan last Thursday but are still drafting the final version of the bill.

A month after it was announced, the banks are still updating their systems to process applications for the relief and awaiting clarification on a few points of the plan.

At midafternoon, one of the 11 members of Mr. Takenaka's task force on the bad-loan crisis was in a downtown hotel, sipping hot cocoa to combat Tokyo's autumn chill and summarizing the main points of the plan that was to be announced in a few hours.