Sentence examples for unprecedented plan from inspiring English sources

The British government agrees but the unprecedented plan sparks outrage among environmental groups.

Tomorrow, the Missing Maps project sets out to fix that, with an unprecedented plan to map the world's forgotten places.

Microsoft asked for a reasonable opportunity to respond to the government's unprecedented plan, but we were denied that right.

They add up to an unprecedented plan, which is to make the sprawling, awkward, inconsistent city of London bike-friendly.

Uruguay's unprecedented plan to create a legal marijuana market has taken its critical first step in the lower house of Congress.

"If Antigua does proceed with the unprecedented plan for its government to authorize the theft of intellectual property, it would only serve to hurt Antigua's own interests," Ms. Harmon said.

The union's members there have already taken 24 days of industrial action against unprecedented plans to privatise all of the gallery's visitor services.

He also accepted that "huge opportunities come with huge obligations" but is convinced that Shell has put an unprecedented planning and logistic into ensuring the drilling is as safe as possible.

Growing fears that the euro crisis will prompt a second British banking seizure have led George Osborne to announce unprecedented plans for the Treasury to supply a multibillion credit line direct to British firms, starting with small and medium-sized businesses.

On one of the most momentous days in British parliamentary history, the Speaker of the Commons, Michael Martin, resigned his office yesterday, and the prime ­minister desperately tried to defuse the constitutional crisis by announcing unprecedented plans to curb centuries of MPs' self-governance.

The BBC Trust swung into action last year when the charges of dishonesty came to light, and declared their intention the tackle the problem with an "unprecedented action plan" involving " a comprehensive programme of training for over 19,000 staff, rigorous new technical protections, new guidance to programme-makers on the running of competitions and a strict new code of conduct".