Sentence examples for supposed plan from inspiring English sources

After the revolution he had become a super- nationalist, railing against Vladimir Putin's supposed plan to take over his country.

What has pushed Mr Bush from concern towards something that is looking more robust It is not Mr Putin's supposed plan to help Iran with its nuclear programme.

The same thing that wrecked Gordon Brown's supposed plan to close global tax loopholes – and brought all parallel efforts to dust.

There is the Dulles Doctrine (a supposed plan by the CIA to destroy the Soviet Union) and Churchill's apparent claim that "Stalin came to power when Russia had only a wooden plow, and left it in possession of atomic weapons".

But speaking live on Greek television Tsipras said the referendum would go ahead: "They say I have a supposed plan that if you vote no I will take you out of Europe, they are wrong".

"Foucault's Pendulum" is a clotted exploration of paranoia and conspiracy theories (very like those prominent in Italian political discourse in the 1970's), predicated on the reconstruction, by a trio of intellectuals, of a supposed plan for world domination conceived by the medieval Knights Templar (another theme that had interested Durrell).

He taunts Mrs Clinton for her supposed plans to hand out cash to all and sundry.

Naturally, they were also the first to criticise these latest supposed plans.

The blogosphere has been raging over supposed plans led by Russia to snatch control of the Internet and hand it to the U.N. agency.

Amazon endlessly talks up its supposed plans to deliver products by drone, which has been good for drone PR, whether or not it happens.

Together, these trends have sparked a flood of misconceptions about the vaccine's safety and effectiveness, as well as about supposed plans to make the vaccine mandatory.