• His own reforms, such as introducing a simplified, single-rate foreign-exchange mechanism, private banks and mobile phones, remain on the drawing-board.

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  • On October 20th, therefore, the Commerce Department sent the plan's authors (now, sadly, minus Dr Postel) back to the drawing-board.

    ECONOMIST: The death of an icon

  • This is significant because car companies now want to bring new models from drawing-board to showroom in less than two years.

    ECONOMIST: Car design

  • They showed a lot of heart, but we have to go back to the drawing-board and make sure we don't make these mistakes again.

    BBC: Graeme Swann

  • Designed both as a rental vehicle and as a temporary habitat, it also runs on a technology hydrogen power which is barely off the drawing-board and looks outlandish.

    ECONOMIST: British by design

  • That means it is back to the drawing-board for theoreticians.

    ECONOMIST: An illuminating burst

  • But it is hard to see how any drawing-board initiatives at this stage are going to inspire and unite a sceptical public, given the tangled web of who owns what, and where.

    BBC: Ground Zero money for transport links

  • Apart from an ancient aluminium complex, Montenegro's main industrial hope lies on the drawing-board: a chain of hydro-electric plants that could supply power to Albania and Greece and across the Adriatic to Italy.

    ECONOMIST: Montenegro

  • Before crawling his way out of his mother's womb in the film's opening sequence he had to endure four contentious years making the leap from his (French) creator's drawing-board to France's cinema screens.

    ECONOMIST: A honey, bare

  • The result is that, although developers often promise to include low-cost housing as part of new developments, the expensive houses generally get built first because they are the most profitable, and homes for poorer families stay stuck on the drawing-board.

    ECONOMIST: Urban sprawl

  • They certainly have the concept on the drawing board - it's called the Wide-Field Infrared Survey Telescope, or WFirst.

    BBC: Dark discussion ahead for Europe and US

  • So the transport minister was forced to perform a humiliating volte face and go back to the drawing board - at a cost for the taxpayer which may well run to hundreds of millions of pounds.

    BBC: Cameron: No more dotting of 'i��s'

  • That's not to say there was any creative inspiration going on here -- surely the Z10 was on the drawing board long before the iPhone 5 was revealed -- but the visual similarities can't be ignored.

    ENGADGET: BlackBerry Z10 review Mobile

  • This failure should lead us back to the drawing board to re-design the international monetary system, reversing the trend that prevailed during the 20th century.

    WSJ: Manuel Hinds: The Case Against Floating Currencies

  • That led her to launch HopeLab, a non-profit that took Re-Mission from the drawing board to an actual product.

    CNN: 'Shoot-em-up' helps teens battle cancer

  • Speaking broadly, Frank said he envisioned a plan that would include some sort of relief to states, money for infrastructure projects that are already on the drawing board, and middle-class tax relief.

    NPR: Fed Helps Money Markets As Credit Stabilizes

  • "All I can do is absolutely promise that these stories were just daft ideas that never - and would never have - got off the drawing board, " he wrote on his blog.

    BBC: Pressure mounts on PM over smears

  • But, with its system-of-systems modernization approach, branded as FCS, moving from the drawing board to the testing field and its first spin-out of new capability to be integrated with the current force occurring next year, the Army is laying the groundwork for success.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The Army and its Future Combat Systems in Jeopardy

  • So far, the device--which electrifies molecules of benzene, allowing electrons to flow through and not interfere with one another--only exists on the drawing board.

    FORBES: Ten Must-Read Tech Stories

  • Plans for further hypothecated anti-pollution taxes are now on the drawing board.

    ECONOMIST: Taxation

  • Now that we're at kind of a new stage in health care reform -- and I don't know if you'd be willing to say it's back to the drawing board but it is a new stage -- is the President going to exert more leadership now?

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Besides, say the Americans, the Sagarika is still on the drawing board, whereas the Ghauri has been test-fired.

    ECONOMIST: Asian security

  • Court of Appeals agreed to postpone the law and it ruled last week two-to-one to make EPA go back to the drawing board.

    FORBES: Winning the Presidency: Banking Clean Air or Bucking EPA?

  • Paris-based Sanofi-Synthelabo (nyse: SNY - news - people ) was sent back to the drawing board and returned with a trial that took a more conservative approach, asking for approval only as a second-line medicine.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Even the 94-year-old architecture legend Philip Johnson has one on the drawing board.

    FORBES: The Glamour Factor

  • Both attempts at digital board-gaming demonstrate how Scrabulous filled a niche by drawing on Facebook's greatest asset--what Zuckerberg calls "the social graph, " the links between users and their friends.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • When real-world observations contradict the hypothesis, you go back to the drawing board.

    FORBES: Ten Years And Counting: Where's The Global Warming?

  • Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, suggested that lawmakers need to go back to the drawing board and enact laws that put tighter controls on the activities of hedge funds.

    FORBES: Senate Weighs Hedge Fund Regulations

  • In April, it walked away from three multi-billion euro missions-in-the-planning, forcing European scientists and engineers to head back to the drawing board after three years of feasibility work.

    BBC: Smart UK navigation system for Mars rover

  • "I firmly believe that American voters, when faced with his reckless ideas for spending and tax hikes, will never allow those ideas to even make it off the drawing board, " said Rep. Deborah Pryce of Ohio, the fourth-ranking Republican in the House.

    CNN: House Republicans assail Kerry's economics

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