Sentence examples for using the plan from inspiring English sources
Economics- Using the plan your group created during class, create a chart that illustrates the budget your team's school security plan would require.
While Mr. Corzine said the move is necessary to avoid the prospect of big property-tax increases, Republicans are using the plan to seize the mantle of fiscal responsibility.
Even the now banned Batasuna is lukewarm, irked by the PNV's refusal to form a united front for the March elections and charging that the PNV is using the plan to steal its votes.
The company hopes that broadening the reuse and recycle plan will allow it to sell more iPhones, since using the plan may sometimes be cheaper than paying for Apple to fix the old one.
"What makes this such a tragedy is that they're using the plan we came up with, but forcing the artists who lived and worked here to leave, and the city is opting for a Disneyland type of atmosphere instead of real arts and culture," said Bill Kraus, executive director of the Historic Lock Building Association.
For his recovery plan, meanwhile, Mr. Obama has been assembling a package worth as much as $775 billion over two years to revive the sagging economy, using the plan to define his presidency even before it begins and to foreshadow his broader approach to governing.
This would enable us to undertake a clinical practice improvement project (CPIP) using the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) implementation strategy to optimise mobilisation in at least 85%% of all eligible ICU patients.
Stimulating residents to make a plan for carrying out their improvement actions, e.g. by using the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle, has been demonstrated to be useful as well [ 26].
Azerbaijan is eager to sell this gas to EU states, using the planned Nabucco gas pipeline for delivery.
Through the survey, we improved the development and study direction of the project by using the plan-do-check-adjust (PDCA) cycle.
Using the plan-view TEM images, the dislocation density has been calculated based on the number of dislocations within the unit area from several wafer surfaces.
