Sentence examples for the plans represent from inspiring English sources

The plans represent perhaps the biggest gamble in the overhaul of city schools.

For this reason, the plans represent a massive reassertion of central control; foundation trust autonomy has gone.

The plans represent weeks of discussions among Mr. Rumsfeld, General Myers, General Franks and other top military and national security officials.

The plans represent "a balanced position and will actually be able to be approved" in Durban, Ms. Figueres said this month in Brussels.

The plans represent something of a victory for David Cameron, who had strenuously campaigned to preserve the principle that countries that are the first port of arrival for asylum seekers should be responsible them.

The plans represent one of the most far-reaching changes in housing policy in decades, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development is still working out many of the details.

It concluded that the plans represented a "radical departure from long-standing traditions of open justice".

Sources within the Department of Health said the plans represented "blue sky thinking" and that the litigation authority was "under review".

In an open letter, experts from 14 organisations including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Reporters Without Borders said that the plans represented "an alarming capitulation on human rights".

"I drafted a letter saying the plans represented an unacceptable degradation in the level of service to the children here.

Andrew Neilson, of the Howard League for Penal Reform, argued that the plans represented "an admission of the abject failure of short-term prison sentences" and that the government should make greater use of community sentences.