Sentence examples for told to plan from inspiring English sources

Shadow ministers have been told to plan within Mr Osborne's spending limits and to submit proposals to reform public services through partnerships with voluntary groups.

The Oakland Athletics were told to plan for a game at Tampa Bay on Monday evening as a makeup of a game postponed on Sept. 17.

At the Federal Aviation Administration, which is under the same budget bill as the security agency, one high-ranking official said he had been told to plan for six months.

Another former executive, a senior vice president who insisted on remaining anonymous, said that at the end of December, she and other executives were told to plan to dismiss 20percentt of their employees.

In one two-day intensive module, for example, students are split into groups and told to plan for a disaster scenario, bearing in mind the specialism and capacity of an organisation they have been assigned.

Under it, the federal government shouldered responsibility for developing a vaccine and stockpiling antivirals, and state and local governments were told to plan for the medical response and quarantine.

IN JULY Hussam Elamin, a Sudanese graduate of Leeds University, was told to make plans to leave Britain.

Following the massive disruption at Heathrow because of snow at Christmas 2010, airlines were told to have plans in place.

Dr. Ween told him to plan out what he was going to do step by step.

Doctors told him to plan on three evenings per week on a blood-filtering machine for the next three years.

I called my brother and told him to plan on being there in the morning.