Sentence examples for practical plan for from inspiring English sources

"There is no practical plan for getting it started".

Would you like to come in to my office some day or evening at your convenience and discuss with me some practical plan for liquidating this debt.

Like Beaufort, Suffolk had a genuine desire to achieve a peaceful settlement with France, but he had no clear practical plan for obtaining peace.

Ritzheimer told reporters at the time that Palmer had "a practical plan for helping unravel the federal government", and that he had asked the two men to autograph his pocket constitution.

But Garrison, like Dr. King, was a pacifist, and, right up to the moment when the war broke out, he had no really practical plan for ending slavery, aside from "separation" (i.e., the decoupling of the North from the South) and moral suasion.

In 1879 he proposed a "practical" plan for building a canal, calling for a dam at Gatún and another at Miraflores (or as close to the seas as the land would permit), letting the waters rise to form two lakes about 80 feet (25 metres) high, joining the lakes by cutting across the Continental Divide, and connecting them to the oceans through locks.

While some Americans are now thinking about nuclear war as a strategic option and others are even making practical plans for it as an actuality, still others are working to try to diminish the chances of its occurring at all.

A1 U.N. Inspector Appeals to Iraq The chief of the United Nations weapons inspectors, Hans Blix, appealed to Iraq to agree on all the practical plans for new inspections, but said the weapons teams would only return to Baghdad after the Security Council adopts a resolution giving them a new mandate.

English Labour will need to show that we have: the vision of a decentralised England with powers to cities, communities, households and individuals; are committed to a process of a people's convention that gives England a real voice and makes the state more accountable, and practical plans for reform, taking decisions out of Westminster to our regions, cities and communities".

However, supporting policies that can provide more specific and practical plans for the COMELEC and other relevant institutions to take have been lacking.

Furthermore, large prospective studies are needed to establish more reliable, strategic, and practical plans for osteoporotic patients in the future.