Sentence examples for tabled plan from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tabled plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a business or organizational context to refer to a plan that has been set aside for future discussion or consideration. Example: "The committee decided to revisit the tabled plan during the next meeting to assess its feasibility."
Under the tabled plan, whereby he would have sold off 5percentt of any future major league income, Newsom would have needed to earn about $2 million for his shareholders to break even.
A simple majority is required in that ballot, with 12 of the 30 clubs already publicly opposed, while Dundee, who stand to take up the SPL vacancy in the tabled plan, say they have been told they cannot vote.
Thursday, fire officials and the developer tabled plans for the multiethnic statue.
Osborne said he did not see a conflict between already tabled plans to build a second Crossrail in the south or a major transport link between Liverpool and Leeds.
The district has since tabled plans for the hotel, but intends to go forward with the event center, according to comments by Mr. Thomas at a recent board meeting, according to The Beaumont Enterprise.
Dumfries and Galloway Council has tabled plans which could pave the way for it to leave Scotland's local authority umbrella group Cosla.
"This market downturn signaled the end of the beginning," says Rodney W. Schrock, chief executive of AltaVista, which also tabled plans for an initial public offering.
The BBC, Sky, ITN and Channel Four have tabled plans to share three debates with between three and five leaders in each live on-air contest. in a Daily Politics film, Adam Fleming looks into the demands and wishes of the parties.
In addition to dismantling his farm, Hauer said he tabled plans for a side consulting businesses to assist other cannabis growers to cut through the Calaveras County red tape.
UPDATE: 5 15 p.m. -- The mayor's office announced that it reached a deal with Uber and will table plans to cap the company's growth during the city's four-month traffic study. .
But giant City companies choose their own non-executives: Whitehall doesn't inflict its own boardroom-table plan.
