Sentence examples for timid plan from inspiring English sources

In many ways it was a timid plan, given all that is wrong with the CAP.

Timid plans for more tagging and weekend sentencing will only cut a few.

An election for party president in March was annulled after months of wrangling.The government's timid plans to allow more private investment in oil, a nationalist totem, seemed to have given Mr López Obrador an issue with which to resurrect his career.

And this vision does seem to be hers, as it's too idiosyncratic a mesh of tastes and textures to reflect some timid P.R. plan.

But most seem to think the best defence against a legal assault is to produce a relatively timid redistricting plan in the first place.That suits most incumbents just fine.

He added, "And this vision does seem to be hers, as it's too idiosyncratic a mesh of tastes and textures to reflect some timid P.R. plan".

Takemoto-Weerts said the city of Davis is too "timid" when planning for cycling, guilty of resting on its laurels, while Boulder has created ambitious bicycle programmes and marketed its bike path network.

The response of the President and Congress is a timid economic recovery plan, enacted in February 2009, the goal of which was to contain unemployment at 8.5percentt, even as total joblessness more than doubled to 17.5percentt by October.

There was nothing timid in his plans, an approach that earned him the ire of the public and architectural establishment.

Nonetheless, planners, he says, in her aftermath became timid, abandoning physical planning especially of the visionary sort, a field they left to urban theorists (he mentions William McDonough and Richard Florida), architects (e.g. Andrés Duany and Rem Koolhaas) and even journalists (e.g. Joel Kotkin and James Howard Kunstler).

Administrator McCarthy's plan is timid, its voice feeble.