Sentence examples for points to plans from inspiring English sources

And a wealthy diaspora should be a big source of tourism and capital, notes Sanjay Puri, chairman of USINPAC, the main political lobby for Indian-Americans in Washington.Mr Puri points to plans for an infrastructure bond to be sold to members of the diaspora.

He also points to plans at Microsoft to introduce VoIP applications into upcoming software as a sign that the technology's security issues are reaching a tipping point.

The government points to plans for 2,700 new cells across the country, despite thousands also being cut.

At a map on the wall, Mayor Larry Harte pointed to plans to reshape Glendale — not its borders, but its image.

"And it isn't over yet," Steven T. Miller, I.R.S. deputy commissioner, said in March, pointing to plans to hire 300 more international agents.

According to German police sources, Finnish authorities found evidence on a closed internet chatroom conversation between several parties which pointed to plans for an attack in Germany.

He pointed to plans to redevelop four blocks along Main Street, half of them now mostly desolate, with shops topped by residences.

Ternes, the G.M. spokesman, pointed to plans by the company to invest heavily in next year's N.C.A.A. men's Final Four in Detroit, the nation's automobile capital.

He pointed to plans for new subway and rail lines in New York City and said, "We should do no less on Long Island".

Either way, you could also make a point to plan to visit the friend whose wedding you don't attend.

At last, the measuring sequence of the sampling points to be planned reasonably based on TSP is given.