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In its appeal, Boeing was expected to include copies of two letters sent by Mr. McCain to Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon England in September 2006 urging that the Air Force not proceed with a plan to consider the trade dispute in evaluating tanker bids.
The FAA responded Monday with a plan to consider those concerns and weigh if changes should be made.
However, working hard and thinking outside the box, to ensure you graduate with more than a qualification is a great plan to consider.
Diesels, which are high-mileage rivals to hybrids, generated interest with VW's announcement that it would sell a diesel Golf with real-world highway figures in excess of 50 miles a gallon, and with Mercedes's plan to consider frugal 4-cylinder diesels in larger luxury cars sold in America.
But, as one top aide, noted, with leadership planning to consider a war supplemental bill, a tax extenders bill, judicial nominees and so on, time is getting tight.
REUTERS How V.C.'s Speed-Read Business Plans | With hundreds of business plans to consider a year, the average amount of time venture capitalists spend judging the pitches of budding entrepreneurs can be less than thirty seconds.
[C1.] BUYING TIME In an effort to delay a proxy fight with Microsoft, Yahoo is considering a plan to postpone its annual meeting.
In addition to Microsoft's proposal, the board is considering a plan to merge with the AOL unit of Time Warner, these people said.
Republican leaders last week loudly rejected the Obama administration's offer and said they would not counter until the president came back with a plan they considered more realistic, not the one Mr. Boehner again dismissed on Monday as a "La-La-Land offer".
Every bank that received a failing grade was told to return in October with a plan that explicitly considered the issues it hadn't properly accounted for.
(Attempting suicide with a plan is usually considered more dangerous than attempting it without one, as planned suicides are more likely to end in death or serious injury).
