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Meanings of plan for in English

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Usage of plan for in English
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Today, there is no Marshall plan for Europe, from within or without.
Reuters
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And, of course, we cannot properly plan for the future, he said.
The Irish Times
3
Storchak also said Russia offered Venezuela a plan for its economic problems.
Reuters
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The implementation plan for criminal justice reform is to be published today.
The Irish Times
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A new three-year tourism plan for the Dublin region was unveiled today.
The Irish Times
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One had him presenting his plan for creating 12 million new jobs.
The Irish Times
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The end-stage reek of Yates' optimistic plan for a new energy future.
The windup girl
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Several years ago the plan for Target was to focus on clothing.
News.com.au
9
This included helping local forces to prepare and plan for military operations.
The Guardian
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Second, Son's long-term plan for a second Vision Fund looks more remote.
Reuters
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Last year, the government rolled out its plan for reducing childhood obesity.
Radio NZ
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Labour would have a perfectly respectable plan for dealing with the crisis.
The Guardian
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Chair David Hewson said farmers need to plan for a dry winter.
Radio NZ
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People usually have nine to 12 months to plan for tax reform.
Reuters
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I set out that bold plan for a global Britain last week.
The Irish Times
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However, each day is different and I can't necessarily plan for it.
The Guardian
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