Sentence examples for region plan from inspiring English sources
So far, it appears that Mr. Saxton and other Republicans in the region plan to stand by the president.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and agencies in the region plan to start incorporating the new data on ground elevation into models that are used to assess the hazard posed by approaching storms.
Representatives of Midwestern consumers of electricity said that the fight over the power management umbrella is secondary to the question of how well all the groups and companies in the region plan and coordinate actions in a crisis.
In the midst of a recession, school districts throughout the region plan to keep 2009-10 budget proposals as flat as possible, fearing residents will reject tax increases at the polls May 19.
But neither leader offered any new information about whether the United States or other countries in the region plan to provide weapons to the rebels fighting the Syrian regime.
In the next two years, the two largest cable companies in the New York metropolitan region plan to make more than $400 million in improvements, providing most of their four million customers with new services, many of which are fully in use in other parts of the country.
This game worked out just the way the Cowboys, seeded eighth in the East Region, planned it, a 77-75 thatllendedat ended in their favor.
Ms. Ruiz and her sister emigrated from Cuba in 1995 and settled in the New York region, planning to support their families back home.
Paso Pacifico, which works in Central America's Pacific region, plans to test their fake eggs first on the beaches of Nicaragua, where Williams-Guillen described the poaching of sea turtle nests as "uncontrolled, unregulated, extensive and contested".
Funk says the 2007 projection of wetter conditions led some agencies to plan the expansion of agriculture in the region — plans that could be devastated if drier conditions prevail, as his work implies.
GMAC's 2013 study showed a similar trend for graduate business students: 79% from the Asia/Pacific Islands region planned to work there, up from 73% in 2010.
