Sentence examples for with the plan to use from inspiring English sources
Tom Clements, the executive director of the Nuclear Control Institute, a nonprofit group in Washington, said technical problems could arise with the plan to use plutonium in civilian power reactors; for example, the reactors might have problems being relicensed for the fuel.
Emulating his Russian idols, Berkman tried to make a bomb, but when that failed, he went to Pittsburgh with the plan to use a handgun.
Rather than just throwing way $150 worth of plastic, I drilled the correct size hole on either side of the oversized hole with the plan to use them as tester discs for calibrating the record lathes.
The FLEHS project was initiated by the Flemish government in 2001, with the plan to use the forthcoming study results in environmental risk assessment and environmental health policy making.
We need to have more discussion about the link with HS1 – the plan to use the north London line would have traumatic effects". Johnson said irrespective of all the questions about London, "anyone serious at the Treasury will tell you that they have anxieties about the budget".
On 6 March, Tavecchio, the FIGC president, arrived at the meeting of the Serie A owners with a plan: to use €5m, the money collected from the fines that teams pay throughout the year, to see Parma through to the end of the season.
According to a Western Conference executive who had spoken with Dallas officials, the Mavericks plan to use the unofficially retired Keith Van Horn in a sign-and-trade deal, in place of George.
Thread your sewing machine and load the bobbin with the thread you plan to use.
But he made it clear that the White House intended to follow through with its plan to use the F.B.I. to try to locate Government employees who give sensitive information to reporters.
That earned Blanton a one-year, $4-million 4-million the dealers, withplan theuse him along with Chris Hatcher anDodgershanders J.P. Howhol and Luis Avilan to form the bridge between the starter and closer Kenley Jansen.
Republicans have accused Schneiderman of colluding with environmental groups and liberal nonprofits to come up with a plan to use the same strategy against the oil industry that was used against the tobacco industry.
