Sentence examples for summary of the plan from inspiring English sources

Its "legislative memo" on N.P.V. is an admirably clear summary of the plan and the case for it.

A summary of the plan, which Mr. Obama discussed in interviews, was obtained by The New York Times.

A summary of the plan stipulated that "the government of Colombia has agreed, in principle, to experimental field trials being conducted in that country".

"The objective of this new round of reform is to build a socialist market economy that is energetic, innovation-oriented, inclusive and orderly and protected by rule of law," says a summary of the plan.

Commenter jeevmon (seconded by several others) reacts to my 1937 in Europe post with a summary of the plan: 1. Slash government spending in a depressed economy; 2. Reduce demand further by raising interest rates; 3. ????? 4. Recovery!

The program would be voluntary for states, which would be required to provide a dollar-for-dollar match and would not be allowed to reduce their current spending on pre-K, according to a summary of the plan provided yesterday by the Clinton campaign.

A summary of the design, planning and execution of the project provides a case study of how public engagement can produce lasting and effective materials that convey an understanding of geology, geodiversity and landscape evolution to non-specialists of all ages, while also contributing to wider social agendas, such as public engagement with science and rural economic wellbeing.

Each of these departmental plans, in turn, is a summary of the plans of the major offices, plants, or other units within the division.

A summary of the planned analyses is listed below.

Before the project could be implemented, the proposal was submitted for public funding and, following approval, an invitation letter was sent to all interested institutions, together with a summary of the planned objectives and methods.

36 37 The major factor that makes publication of invisible and abandoned trials possible is the existence of clinical study reports (CSRs), documents produced by the pharmaceutical industry that include an unabridged and detailed summary of the planning, conduct, and results of a clinical trial.