Sentence examples for a progressive planning from inspiring English sources

CKIP marked a progressive planning turn in post-decentralization Indonesia, providing communities unprecedented autonomy in designing and implementing projects.

To the Editor: David Brooks objects to a progressive plan that includes increasing taxes on corporate income.

Later it was announced that a Progressive plan to print full-page advertisements throughout the country tomorrow in behalf of Colonel Roosevelt had been abandoned.

The longer the UK economy stagnates, the greater will be the pressure to formulate a plan B. We must ensure that it is a progressive plan B, not an even more regressive one.

Over the last two days I have been talking to my colleagues in Berlin and in Paris to ensure we can get agreement to a progressive plan that will reduce emissions without unnecessary costs".

"This is a progressive plan to increase energy efficiency at our schools and simultaneously address the issue of PCBs in old light fixtures," the city schools chancellor, Cathleen P. Black, said in a statement.

There was a lot to do: electing trustees; securing the land-grant scrip; writing a progressive Plan of Organization (inventing the modern American university's elective system); hiring faculty; purchasing books for the library and equipment and furnishings for its laboratories, classrooms and living quarters; establishing admissions policies and attracting students.

Attention is given to the history, development and incidence of a variety of progressive planning and design techniques.

The college president (Christopher McCann) is grooming him to become the first governor of an African-American colony in Liberia, a seemingly progressive plan that Templeton realizes is a sham; America, with all its imperfections, is his rightful home.

A President can have all the vision in the world, be an extraordinary orator and a superb politician, have courage and foresight and a willingness to make painful choices, have a bold progressive plan for his nation but none of these things will matter a wit if the President cannot couch his vision, his policies, his courage, his will, his plan in the idiom of story.

A President can have all the vision in the world, be an extraordinary orator and a superb politician, have courage and foresight and a willingness to make painful choices, have a bold progressive plan for his nation — but none of these things will matter a wit if the President cannot couch his vision, his policies, his courage, his will, his plan in the idiom of story.