Sentence examples for rich plans from inspiring English sources

Whole Foods, a supermarket for the rich, plans to introduce GM labelling for all products by 2018.

As a prelude, Ms. Rich plans to honor Mikhail S. Gorbachev tonight at another of her smallish dinners.

Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota and an author of the Finance Committee's health bill, endorsed taxing rich plans during an appearance Sunday on "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" on ABC.

The governor of Utah, Michael O. Leavitt, a Republican, said, "The goal is simple: to provide some access to basic health care for everyone, rather than a rich plan of health benefits for just a small group of people".

If he comes up with his own deficit proposal that pays for his programs with some serious entitlement reforms (and not merely with some boilerplate "let's tax the rich" plan), then Republicans would be wise to work with him to make his growth ideas more effective.

Then, you thought to yourself: "I can do it, I'm going to be rich!!!" The problem with your get rich plan is that what you see is not what you get when you solely focus on the visual of a given property (i.e., Location, Location, Location).

The deduction for employer-provided health insurance encourages richer plans and more spending.

"What we're seeing is the people who are willing to pay more are buying the richer plans," said Jeff Smith, a principal at Aon Hewitt, who led the analysis.

Proponents say the tax is squarely aimed at the very richest plans — like the family coverage offered to the 400 or so managing directors at Goldman Sachs and its top executive officers.

And yet the White House must know it won't fund its health care plan by taxing just the richest plans.

That – and feed-the-rich plans like repealing the estate tax – would be bad enough, but Californians have more reasons to hate this plan.