We have plan to bring vs We have plan on bringing

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• We plan to bring them down - for good this time.
• We plan to bring them down - for good this time.
• Just a few minutes ago we heard Commissioner Oettinger's plans to bring forward some legislation in the New Year.
• I hope we would not advocate a return to those days but we have to do everything we can to support plans to bring young people into the game and give them more opportunities than they have at the moment.
• We look forward to the Commission coming back with plans to bring other greenhouse gases into the scheme and to extend its scope to include other industries.
• In the debate, however, we have expressed some reservations and objections to the plan to bring forward the liberalisation of international transport, including cabotage, to 2008, and the plan to liberalise national transport services from 1 January 2012.
• I had a plan to bring them both down.
• Why? Because Connolly had a plan to bring down everyone.
• The killer plans to bring his victim back to this room.
• Now plans to bring ark solutions To cities all across America.
• ICCAT has a fifteen-year plan to bring bluefin tuna stocks back up to an acceptable level.
• I plan to bring forward proposals for an action plan on cancer next year.
• It could use polish, but me and the fish man have plans to bring back vaudeville.
• I am told by the Commission that they have plans to bring all of these under one heading and that they are proposing a sum of something like 35 million euros to be spent on mine clearance and rehabilitation programmes.
• Meanwhile, we'll get information about the ship, build a cannon, and devise a plan to bring down Shishio!
• The indictment referred only to speeches and a political plan to bring all Serbs together in a single country; that may be questionable of course, but we know what very painful circumstances that country has been through.
• In the United States, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt has a plan to bring his nation out of the darkness of the depression.
• The Commission now plans to bring infringement proceedings against Sweden to compel it to increase the rate of VAT on audio books.
• You had no plans to bring us.
• Now, all I have to do is come up with a plan to bring him in.

Some examples from the web:

• I don't plan on bringing anyone back.
• You plan on bringing the demon here.
• There's no way of knowing how many of our people Thomas plans on bringing over.
• That the kind of leadership you plan on bringing to the army?
• Now, while this may not qualify as statecraft, it does illustrate my effectiveness, the same effectiveness I plan on bringing to the United Nations.
• Chels, we have plans on Saturday, remember?
• The President of the European Commission recently presented a five-point overall plan for bringing the current euro area crisis to an end and preventing a further worldwide recession.
• I'm allowed to have plans on my birthday.
• Has the Commission come up with any plans for bringing lasting peace to the region?
• Firstly, on timetables, we have just had an informal summit on bringing Europe closer to the citizen.
• The first action plan involved 37 projects bringing together 136 organisations from 70 countries.
• On the basis of data collected during the investigation, India had a production capacity of about 700000-900000 tonnes during the RIP and expansion plans bringing the total country capacity to 1600000 - 1800000 tonnes by 2014.
• We have plans to go horseback riding, I think.
• We have plans to continue our date later.
• I believe we have plans for the day.
• We have floor plans on site.
• On the contrary they would show that BNFL was not ready to participate in BE's plans without other creditors bringing similar contributions.
• You are part of general plan l have for bringing to Siam what is good in Western culture.
• Investing in broadband is OK, but do not tell me that this is having any real effect on bringing down the free fall in jobs that we have right now.
• It is why we have been so engaged, for example in Libya, on bringing together the regional organisations - the African Union, the Arab League, the UN and the OIC.