Sentence examples similar to setting a plan of action from inspiring English sources

It's the zeitgeist now to "be authentic". But I think you render true authenticity when you figure out what it is you want and then set a plan of action on how to go after it.

They need to know that you're setting out a plan of action, not negotiating with them.

The UN Security Council has passed a binding resolution setting out a plan of action for the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons.

"I kept telling the team that everything would be fine and [concentrated on] setting out a plan of action," says Marriott.

UN passes 'historic' Syria resolution Jump to media player The UN Security Council has passed a binding resolution setting out a plan of action for the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons.

On Sunday, Chancellor George Osborne pledged to set out a "plan of action" on the implementation of new powers.

The Conservatives' Mr Osborne has set out a plan of action on new powers, while Mr Brown, a Labour MP, said a vote for the Union would be the "starting gun" for Holyrood to be handed greater control over finance, welfare and taxation.

And once we listen, we can then set up a plan of action.

The group is meeting at UNICEF today to set out a plan of action for Africa.

If a boss sets out a plan of action and you can rise to the occasion and meet it––well, how many ways can you say "raise" and "promotion"?

They don't think about the consequences, in term of allocating at least one day a week for a few people to do that work, and setting it down in a plan of action.