In this system, the central bank would be able to strictly plan and manage the initiatives of every citizen, and to have (almost) total control of the economy.
Or was it strictly about planning streets and drains?
– PSG goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu's bromance with Gianluigi Buffon isn't going strictly to plan "Spain's play is like love without the sex.
"It's long planned, strictly social, no politics, no policy, no nothing," Mr. Salter said.
He said the groups were planned strictly as a reaction to the formation of groups by Mr. Rove and the Koch family, among others, adding, "We don't think progressives should live by a different set of rules than conservatives".
But government officials in other countries, including Britain, said they planned to strictly limit their proposed exemptions to insure that overall use of the gas continued to fall.
Special libraries are planned on strictly practical lines, with activities and collections carefully controlled in size and scope, even though these libraries may be and in fact often are large and wide-ranging in their activities; they cooperate widely with other libraries.
Secretary General Annan's trip to Washington today, in advance of a special General Assembly session on AIDS next month, was planned to focus strictly on his proposed global fund.
The New York Fire Department alerted firefighters yesterday that it planned to begin strictly enforcing the department's zero tolerance policy on the use of illegal drugs, and would dismiss those who failed drug tests, department officials said.
Soon afterwards, he was given prestige assignments including the overall architectural design for the Frederiksstaden district of Copenhagen 1749, planned around the strictly octagonal square containing the four Amalienborg Palaces and considered to be one of Europe's most important Rococo complexes.
It was a strictly conservative plan, as evidenced by the inclusion of the idea of replacing Medicare with a voucher system (the same thing Paul Ryan is now championing, in other words).
