Sentence examples for vulnerable plans from inspiring English sources

Divestiture will have no impact on the targeted companies and will create risks for already vulnerable plans.

Clarence Sundram, the governor's special adviser on vulnerable populations, plans to make formal recommendations to the governor later this year, but previewed some of his findings Wednesday.

In a couple of places he's vulnerable: "The plan was to drink until the pain over/but what's worse, the pain or the hangover?" he raps on "Dark Fantasy".

Sullivan, in the meantime, had learned that the departure of Howe's army had left Staten Island vulnerable, and planned and put into execution a raid against British targets there.

UNICEF has started the distribution of kits to the most vulnerable children, planning to cover 9525 children in Kharkiv.

According to local government plans, vulnerable areas will be protected by an outer wall positioned in the ocean, then a taller wall at the edge of the coast.

Web deux point zéro Reprints Related items Italy's reform programme: Two steps forwardFeb 1st 2007 Face value: The troubleshooterDec 7th 2006 Italy and the Mafia: Murky goings-onJun 29th 2006The co-op will soon be even more vulnerable, since it plans to double the cultivated area to 14 hectares and increase its productive olive groves to 43 hectares.

To safeguard vulnerable hardware, he plans to run it on a closed network rather than live on the net.

Roman Abramovich The core of his fortune, Sibneft, may be vulnerable to government plans to create a consolidated state-owned oil producer from what's left of Yukos.

The private foundation, which describes its mission as "dedicated to improving the health of all New Yorkers, especially the most vulnerable," said it planned to support a variety of efforts to help people find coverage.

They worried that opening up the insurance market would destabilize employer-provided insurance and make Mr. Obama's plan vulnerable to the same criticism that undid Bill Clinton's: that it was too radical.