Sentence examples for terms of a plan from inspiring English sources

In terms of a plan, I don't know where to start".

"I'm very clear about what I respond to, but I have no clarity in terms of a plan.

Each strategy is defined in terms of a plan representation, truth criterion and an example plan generation procedure which maps out a clearly specified search graph.

Unless the terms of a plan provide otherwise, the limitation year, with respect to any qualified plan maintained by the employer, is the calendar year.

The terms of a plan may provide for the use of any other consecutive twelve month period as the limitation year.

Another official later said the request was a general appeal to support Mali under terms of a plan drafted by the United Nations last month.

Although there's defined areas between them [bins], it's kind of useful in terms of a planning aspect that you've got some boundaries to work on.

Stakeholders also expressed the bins as a useful tool for visualising zones: Although there's defined areas between them [bins], it's kind of useful in terms of a planning aspect that you've got some boundaries to work on.

With little more than 100 days to go before up to 60 world leaders arrive at Newport's Celtic Manor Resort, its chief operating officer told MPs that nothing had been "nailed down" in terms of a planned outreach programme.

As Richard Dawkins has pointed out in his recent book The Greatest Show on Earth, tree trunks, which exist only to enable plants to compete with neighbors that otherwise would overtop and shade them, are "standing monuments to futile competition – futile if we think in terms of a planned economy".

That day now seems to have arrived for advanced biology, at least in terms of developing a plan of response to the federal request.