Sentence examples for as a planning framework from inspiring English sources

Applying simple goals as a planning framework for resource allocation and as a definition of human progress has serious consequences.

However, these strengths become weaknesses when the MDGs are used, beyond their purpose as a communications tool, as a planning framework.

Turning to rights, it is interesting to ask whether FAO could use a rights-based approach as a planning framework, as UNICEF has done with the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Both workflows generally follow a similar planning framework as recommended by both ABS and GEC-ESTRO guidelines (Davis et al. 2012; Yamada et al. 2012; Hoskin et al. 2013).

Yale CME strictly adheres to the ACCME Essential Areas and their Elements as its planning framework.

This input has served as a planning and monitoring framework for the Government and its partners.

Our next phase for a prevention program development will be to use the Precede planning framework as a model for selecting and developing interventions, focusing on this vulnerable group of young victims of gun violence (Fig. 4) (Green and Kreuter 2005).

The paper maps the patterns of official hostile responses to the illegal activities of the youth whose daily routines inevitably entail the disregard of the spatial planning framework as reflected in existing legal and regulatory controls.

That can happen more easily where there is a single landowner, as at Canary Wharf, than where ownership is fragmented, as at Nine Elms.Helen Fisher, Nine Elms's programme director, describes the planning framework as "tight-loose".

As there was no appropriate existing advance planning framework for children and young people, we developed and evaluated a new and novel set of child and parent-held resources to facilitate thinking and engagement in the planning process, and to determine care preferences and preferred locations of care for children and young people with life-limiting conditions from diagnosis onwards.

This paper presents the main findings of a research project that aimed at first identifying gaps in current urban planning framework and practices as well developing geographically referenced information products to aid the process of selection of adequate disaster mitigation strategies.