Sentence examples for revive plan from inspiring English sources

The new push complements an initiative unveiled in February by China's State Council: a "key industrial adjustment and revive plan" to lend a helping hand to corporate R&D.

Prague's directors said last month that they wanted to revive plans for a derivatives market.

A second option would be to revive plans shelved a decade ago for a cargo version of the space shuttle.

She may now revive plans for a "European Alliance for Freedom", which failed to come to fruition after the European elections in May.

The islands in the central and eastern Pacific, argues Ron Crocombe, a regional analyst, may have to revive plans for a Polynesian federation.

Information Minister Tifatul Sembiring, a member of the Islamic Prosperous Justice Party that pushed the 2008 anti-pornography law through Parliament, said the scandal was a good reason to revive plans that were floated this year to censor the Internet.

Officials pieced together information from detainees and concluded that Mr Mohammed might have been plotting to revive plans to attack New York's infrastructure: bridges, power and petrol stations, and hotels.

David Cameron is looking to revive plans to change the way that child poverty is measured, in advance of figures that are expected to show it has increased for the first time in a decade.

June 3 2007: Brown says that when he becomes prime minister he will seek to revive plans to extend beyond 28 days the time that terror suspects can be detained without charge.

Whitehall officials are trying to revive plans that could allow the government to share confidential details about people's finances, health and criminal records across different providers of public services.

SPECIFICALLY, Mr. Donahue has high hopes that SP will revive plans to build a base village at Killington, which has none, particularly in the wake of recent development at the base areas of Sugarbush and Stowe Mountain Resort.