Sentence examples for vast plans from inspiring English sources

We'll see how Obama's vast plans play out.

Government efficiency used to work through a monopoly on information: census-takers and secret police, lies in the newspapers and rumours in the streets, all making sure that the people in power knew absolutely everything there was to know, while all their underlings could only see tiny, tattered scraps of the vast plans dreamed up in the cloisters of authority.

The vast plan to renovate the Trinity River area with parks and a billion-dollar tollway is going nowhere fast.

This particularly applies to property, whether it is a vacation home, undeveloped land or a vast planned community.

All of this means the government's long-term financial backing of this vast plan is far from guaranteed, the implications of which are unclear.

He conceived a vast plan for total reorganization of Russian legal structures and authored a complete collection and a systematically coordinated digest of Russian laws.

So far, though, it has not aroused the bitter controversy that the equally vast plan to dam the Yangtze at the Three Gorges did before its approval in 1992.

Their principal achievement was the initiation of a vast plan for public education, which involved the formation of many schools of different types, institutions for training teachers, and the founding of three new universities.

Yesterday, several prosecutors said that they were not familiar with the intricacies of the vast plan to effectively create a new apparatus of drug treatment coordinators, as well as those to screen and monitor defendants, within the courts.

The management of water has long been a political issue in India, with hydroelectric projects often provoking action, but the vast plan to link its rivers pits the interests of states both against each other, and against what is viewed as being in the national interest.

But, even under the repressive rule of the Counter-Reformation papacy, Rome recovered; a new era of construction was begun, culminating in a vast program of city planning by Sixtus V (1585 90) and his architect Domenico Fontana.