Sentence examples for retain planning from inspiring English sources
The reforms retain planning authorities' local plans at the heart of the system.
But a co-partnership model, in which all of the financing was externally provided with the community still retaining planning and management of the services, showed most evidence of comprehensiveness, presumably because it did not have to focus its own limited resources on health care access only.
After becoming prime minister Turnbull unexpectedly retained plans to introduce the laws limiting legal standing.
It retained plans for long-term increases in spending on agriculture, and provided up to $300 billion over the next decade for adding prescription drug coverage to Medicare.
After the mysterious death of Fekkish, SMERSH appears yet again, this time capturing and torturing Bond for the whereabouts of the microfilm that retains plans for a submarine tracking system (Bond escapes after killing two of the interrogators).
She said she would have retained £500m planned government cuts in the roads programme, and some cash for safe cycle lanes and an electric car-charging network.
Workers at Verizon and the Big Three automakers agreed to much smaller pay raises than they might have expected this year so that their contracts would retain health plans allowing them to pay little or nothing for comprehensive health coverage.
Such patients would be expected to have lower schizophrenia severity as they would be required to maintain either steady employment or family relationships to retain health plan eligibility.
Sources close to the situation say that Sprint plans to retain their unlimited data plans for use with the iPhone when it makes it official debut some time in October.
If the Conservatives retain power, it plans to push ahead with the listing of Medibank Private, the state-owned insurer.
Initiative, part of the IPG Mediabrands division of the Interpublic Group of Companies, retained local planning and buying in Latin America, except Brazil, and other parts of Europe.
