Sentence examples for stable plan from inspiring English sources

"Anthony has finally gotten a stable plan in his life," Ms. Chase said.

What they need to understand is that what the NHS requires is a long-term, stable plan that gets it back onto an even keel.

He added that there was "significant" tension between Ofcom and stations that felt that the regulator was "behind the game" and lacked a stable plan for the future of radio.

But I would suggest this: a solid two-year plan formulated by you and senior members of both parties of Congress that gives our business community a stable plan for the immediate future.

The results indicate that more generous welfare benefits and aggressive child support enforcement, increase the odds that disadvantaged unwed mothers' will move from to more stable planned and actual family formation (father involvement, co-habitation, marriage) with the fathers of their children.

Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter has denounced Thornberry's maneuver in no uncertain terms, calling it a "terrible distraction" that "undercuts stable planning and efficient use of taxpayer dollars, dispirits troops and their families, baffles friends, and emboldens foes".

11, 12 Our goal was to develop/adapt a structured, safe intervention that would provide an opportunity to talk about death and dying while medically stable: planning for the worst, hoping for the best.

Police were tipped off to Stables' plan by a member of a far-right Facebook group to whom he had bragged about his plans.

Australian business and environment groups are begging political parties to come up with some kind of stable, sensible plan.

"I've asked them to liaise and co-operate with all of the donors to agree a stable financial plan... we can't go from month to month, where suddenly we pay the electricity bill with one day to go before it gets switched off – that's how it's working at the moment.

"Without a reliable international project schedule, DOE neither can propose a final, stable funding plan for the U.S. ITER project, nor can it reasonably assure Congress that the project's cost will not continue to grow and the schedule will not continue to slip," the report says.