Sentence examples for transform plan from inspiring English sources
Barclays' 2013 profits are forecast at £5.4bn, down on a year ago when Jenkins set out his "transform" plan to pull out of businesses that risked damaging its reputation and axe 3,700 jobs.
Darryl Seibel, a spokesman for the British Olympic Association, said sports and government officials were determined to leave a meaningful legacy from the London Games and to transform plans "from rhetoric to reality".
Heuristic search planners like hsp transform planning problems into problems of heuristic search by automatically extracting heuristics from Strips encodings.
Process-oriented planning commits agencies and stakeholders to long-term engagement, which is essential to transform conservation plans on paper into successful outcomes in the long-term.
Micel is the only company in Latin America that is looking to transform prepaid plans (currently representing 85percentt of total mobile lines) into postpaid ones.
Progress in dealing with these factors depends on managers who are able to lead and inspire teams at all levels of the health system to transform strategies, plans, and recommendations into a comprehensive and harmonized approach.
To respond, the QDR wants the navy to double its procurement rate of attack submarines, to two a year, and the air force to build a new long-range bomber.Previous QDRs have been criticised for coming up with somewhat vague transforming plans while failing to make the savings necessary to pay for them.
He transformed his plans for The Gates to ones that would reveal a universe of convulsed forms tormented by love, pain, and death.
Where do you go? Facebook has transformed party planning from a middling piece of admin into something excruciating and interminable, the highest note played on the worst violin.
During this phase, reflective insights were transformed into plans for future actions.
In the 1980s the government reduced subsidies for public hospitals under the context of transforming the planned economy to a so-called socialist market in order to reduce inefficiencies in healthcare provision.
