Sentence examples for an extensive planning process from inspiring English sources

Readers are owed an orderly factual exposition, including the observations of other, perhaps more objective, participants in what has been an extensive planning process.

Red Cross officials say the $39 million program, Means to Recovery, has only enough money to serve about 4,000 families who have undertaken an extensive planning process with caseworkers from the Red Cross and other charities.

"I think a lot of you know I go through a pretty extensive planning process with my staff every winter and we renew our vision, lay out our mission for the year, what our goals are, lay out our strategies for how we're going to accomplish those.

She too has an extensive plan for fighting climate change.

Having an extensive plan keeps you focused to your goal of expanding your business.

He added, "After we acquire the site from the San Francisco Flower Growers Association, we look forward to conducting an extensive outreach and planning process to create a modern facility to be enjoyed by growers, tenants, buyers, and visitors for many decades to come".

Since the very first plans were drawn up in 2007, we have been through an extensive consultation and planning process and have maintained an ongoing dialogue with local residents.

The working group that formulated and guided the extensive strategic planning process was co-led by Sheila Newton, director of the NIEHS Office of Science Policy and Planning, and institute deputy director Samuel Wilson.

The California Arts Council -- the state's agency responsible for arts education policy-setting -- recently concluded a comprehensive strategic planning process involving an extensive statewide survey and numerous stakeholders to explore the future of state arts policy and arts education.

If the extensive planning and review process works as proponents hope, big banks will become less hazardous to the public and regulators will be more confident that they can let wounded institutions die without wrecking the economy.

These were the boundaries used for a conservation planning process in 1998, called the Regional Forestry Agreements, that established extensive new conservation reserves [2].