Sentence examples for the common plan from inspiring English sources

According to the warrant, "the pro-Gbagbo forces that put the common plan into effect did so by almost automatic compliance with the orders they received from Ms. Gbagbo and other members of Mr. Gbagbo's inner circle".

In England, where the common plan of a square east end lent itself to the elaboration of the Lady chapel, it was more consistently emphasized, but there was considerable variation in location.

Modification of the common plans was encouraged, allowing anything the builder could do to "improve upon the design and speed its construction".

Two teachers noted that the common planning time that is already provided (e.g., twice per week) has been very helpful in their planning of integrated STEM lessons.

Planctomycete bacteria exhibit variations from this common plan (Fuerst 2005).

In order to build up on these potential advantages, the most common plan is to perform a minority attack on the queenside, with the goal of performing the pawn advance c4 c5 in favourable conditions.

Then the most common plan for Black is a rook lift: the plan Ra8 a6 h6 was tried in the much-commented game Åkesson–Tagnon (Berlin Open 1984).

The most common "plan" is to buy back in when things have "cleared up," whatever that means.

An early analysis of nine states by Avalere, a consultancy, found an average price jump of 8% for the most common plan.

By 1823, Geoffroy St. Hilaire had extended his theory of the "unity of type" to the claim that even the invertebrates shared a common plan with the vertebrates, and by 1825 he had embraced a limited version of transformism.

The far more common plan of a Latin cross may be seen in San Michele, Pavia, Italy (c. 1155).