Sentence examples for a vigorous planning from inspiring English sources

But a spokesman for the Department for the Environment stressed a consultation on the policy had only just closed and that any proposals to build on land covered by such woodland would still have to go through a "vigorous planning process".

"Investors were banking on a more vigorous plan to relaunch the company, and now the hope is that they are being very prudent and want to keep expectations low," said Damiano Agosti, a fund manager with Capitalgest, an asset management company based in Brescia, Italy.

After months of vigorous planning, New York will have a 12-day celebration of design this spring extending over all five boroughs.

In the regional capital of Zinder, south of Tanout, there are billboards for the local brand of condom, but there is nothing like a vigorous family planning effort in this Muslim country.

At the beginning of each recording session, we verified that each electrode tip was located in LIP by obtaining a vigorous sensory, planning and motor activity during a center-out delayed memory saccade task.

"Vigorous planning is under way now".

Each detail was carefully conceived and implemented; every breathtaking design was brought to life through the vigorous planning and vivid imagination of its creator.

His Republican competitor, Gov. George W. Bush, who has called for a more ambitious plan that could be deployed in space, said he would press forward with a vigorous missile defense plan.

He also put in place a vigorous international expansion plan that included the purchase last year of Volkswagen's Brazilian heavy-truck business and this year of a 25% stake in Sinotruk, China's biggest maker of heavy trucks.

However, by January 1906, Magoon had long come to understand the role of misquitos in the transmission of diseases, as evidenced in a New York Times article wherein Magoon addressed criticisms of his administration in detail; by then he had undertaken a vigorous and ambitious plan to eliminate the swamps that bred misquitos.

As The Economist went to press Mr Solomon was planning a vigorous defence.