Sentence examples for recession plan from inspiring English sources

While Ms. Hays's recession plan would be to mount a festival of limited-run shows by emerging playwrights in Broadway's empty theaters, Mr. Azenberg's ideal solution would be a national actors troupe.

This is despite an economy tipping into recession, planned cuts in public-sector pay and pensions, and proposals to chop subsidies to public enterprises.

In part this is because we can't afford not to: in the year before the recession, planning obligations were worth £5bn when total government investment in affordable housing was £7bn.

Though tiny in the context of the economic slide, Mr Koizumi was keen to push some form of anti-recession plan through the Diet.

But at a time when New Jersey is reeling from financial problems, and the country appears headed toward a recession, the plan would avoid adding to the budget and would instead try to redistribute federal and state dollars in a more efficient way.

Under these circumstances, it is imperative for the technical universities in countries in recession to plan and implement a substantial reform of the civil engineering studies syllabus.

In December, after years of planning disputes and delays due to the recession, new plans for a 50 metre swimming pool were also scrapped.

One architect you might think immune to recession or planning controversies is Frank Gehry.

After the second building on the east side was built in 1991, the recession caused plans for the third to be put on hold.

The Labour government of 2007 set a target of 240,000 new homes by 2016, but a cocktail of a rigorous recession, tough planning laws and a lack of available land has left the market short and sent prices spiralling.

Euro Disney is Europe's single largest tourist attraction with more than 275 million visitors since it opened in 1992 but it has struggled in the recession and plans to use new cash to invest in the site and update the park.