Europe is setting itself a deadline to adopt a grand plan to address unemployment.
But Marchionne had a grand plan in mind: By saving Chrysler, he could also save Alfa Romeo.
For my part I'm still very up for the grand plan... but I won't push you either way.
"But we believe the Americans when they say they don't have a grand plan, " he was quick to add.
"I had no grand plan, " says Lowy, who has a house in Temora and visits about once a month.
Richard Nixon had a grand plan for healthcare reform that was on the cusp of passage, and then unfortunately Watergate occurred.
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And the grand plan of shoehorning Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall into office looks like going down the river without a paddle.
The move is a step in their grand plan to turn Yonsei into one of the world's top 100 institutions by 2010.
The grand plan covers entrepreneurship, not something France has been famous for.
But Mr Kozak was also in charge of a grand plan for government administrative reform, and that now risks falling by the wayside.
And that, say some, was the government's grand plan all along.
In November Russia rescued Belarus's crippled economy with a generous package, as part of Mr Putin's grand plan for a Eurasian Union that will also include Kazakhstan.
His response when it came - there'd been "no grand plan" behind his comment, it had been an attempt to illustrate one possible cost of independence to Scotland.
Technocrats have not forgotten human needs in their grand plan.
The Madrid lab has made only baby steps toward its grand plan to grow a human heart using the same techniques that Dr. Taylor pioneered with a rat heart.
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"At this rate, Gordon Brown's grand plan to avoid 6, 000 repossessions will help less than 25 of the most vulnerable families stay in their homes, " said shadow housing minister Grant Shapps.
In April it raised tobacco excise by 25% to help pay for its grand plan for the federal government to take over most of the financing of Australia's health system from the states.
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What he lacks is a little cooperation from the local authorities, who have acted as speed bumps--if not roadblocks--to his grand plan to privatize the hangars, runways and warehouses that handle air cargo at America's airports.
The grand plan behind the agricultural development, known as Toshka, was to turn fertile land into an agricultural hub that could feed Egyptians and export fresh fruits and vegetables to other Middle Eastern countries and Europe.
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Instead of "springing" some grand plan on the public, he said he preferred to get on with devolving decision-making powers across a range of areas and disclosed that he was lobbying his cabinet colleagues to accelerate the process.
Mr Blair said that the only thing that would save the single currency now was to have a "grand plan" where Germany was ready to commit its economy fully - "treating the debts of one as the debts of all".
But even if it hadn't originally been part of Bertelli's grand plan to eliminate his wife's two biggest competitors, the departure of both Lang and Sander from the fashion conversation allowed Miuccia Prada to effectively become the Catherine de Medici of luxury minimalism.
He's told both Jewish and Arab Americans that he won't come with any grand peace plan.
Fortunately, Microsoft won't need any grand strategic plan to make the acquisition work.
Mr Powell did not come up with any grand peace plan of his own, relying instead on previous short-term agreements to end the fighting.
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