Sentence examples for a major planning from inspiring English sources

Skid Row's very existence illustrates a major planning mistake the southern Californian metropolis made in the past.

The pavilion is proof that a single architectural moment, created out of the deepest sense of humility, can have an impact more resonant than a major planning campaign.

At the Port Authority, Mr. Foye will have to continue progress at the former World Trade Center site and run the ports, five airports, two tunnels, four bridges, a commuter railroad, a small police force and a major planning agency.

The initial application was submitted in January and the council said the statutory timescale for determining a major planning application was four months.

The statutory timescale for deciding a major planning application is four months, which means the Scottish government expects Perth and Kinross Council to come to a decision within four months of the application being validated on 20 January.

The team then analyzed the volunteers' brains using diffusion tensor imaging, which revealed striking differences between the two groups: Novelty seekers sported a robust bundle of white matter linking the hippocampus, which forms memories and distinguishes between new and old experiences, to a region of the brain known as the ventral striatum, a major planning and reward center.

Carmelo Anthony, of the Knicks, says guns are too accessible and that we need "a major plan".

It is part of a major plan to expand the economy through the utilisation of natural resources.

Mr. Obama expressed support for the Citigroup plan and urged Congress to adopt swiftly a major plan to stimulate spending and to reverse job losses.

Most of the major Democratic candidates have produced a major plan to expand health coverage, generally financing it by rolling back all or part of Mr. Bush's tax cuts.

In addition to changing its policies in Russia, Microsoft announced a major plan to help the nonprofit sector and to prevent political crackdowns from being carried out by the authorities under the guise of software piracy inquiries.