Sentences with phrase «rumoured plan»
The phrase "rumoured plan" refers to a plan or idea that is circulating as a rumor or piece of unofficial information. It suggests that the plan is not confirmed or proven true yet. Full definition
If the Prime Minister, on advice from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, signs off on a voluntary code it will relieve industry and retailer fears about rumoured plans within government to impose a mandatory code on the sector.
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In my personal opinion, the current Liberal government's rumoured plan to increase the capital gains tax can be expected to hammer another nail in the coffin for Canadian investments, particularly at a time when our economic outlook is already relatively weak.
Miliband is also expected to confirm long - rumoured plans to announce a massive house building programme if he wins in 2015.
What is your take on the rumoured plan by former governor Mimiko to return to the Labour Party?
It has been a big few months for IAC, the conglomerate announcing long - rumoured plans to spin - off The Match Group, and acquiring Canadian dating site Plenty of Fish for a massive $ 575m.
Had Sega stuck to its rumoured plan of releasing this on the Dreamcast five years ago, we'd probably have given it a more favourable write up.
It will display the «Small Sports EV Concept» (main picture), and while there's scant information available prior to its December debut, it sits neatly with the company's rumoured plans to introduce an efficient sports car to its range.
The Gear S smartwatch, featuring curved glass, is also likely to be seen as an attempt to steal a march on Apple's much - rumoured plans to launch a wearable device itself next week, although it comes after Samsung has already released a number of previous models.