Sentence examples for a central plan from inspiring English sources

America does not have a central plan for its universities.

Although some local officials are calling for a central plan, decisions are likely to be based mainly on economic forces -- not necessarily on health care needs.

The churches were the subjects of numerous architectural experiments; while some were constructed on a central plan (Germigny-des-Prés, Aachen with its internal octagon shape), most remained faithful to the traditional T-shape basilican type.

Drawing heavily on the chemistry of biology, researchers from Humboldt University in Germany have devised a way for electronic agents to efficiently assemble a network without relying on a central plan.

House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R.-Wis). has said Congress will raise the debt ceiling, although Republicans have not unified behind a central plan for how to do so.

It describes the political and economic organization of these societies, emphasizing bureaucratic redistribution of social wealth according to a central plan, the role of clientelism and other personalistic ties, economies of shortage, and the development of the 'second economy' and programs of reform.

One is lack of resources, especially a central planning body.

Last year, Mr. Critelli created a central planning department.

The document, submitted to bureau headquarters, is used as a central planning tool each year.

During 1952 54 the Chinese established a central planning apparatus and a set of central ministries and other government institutions that were close copies of their Soviet counterparts.

Towns in environmentally sensitive regions like the Highlands, whose growth is controlled by a central planning agency, must also provide affordable housing.