Sentence examples for benign plan from inspiring English sources

There is no better way to redress this quagmire other than rethinking ecological planning which attempts to combine the socio-economic and environmental factors in space so as to come up with a benign plan that culminates into sustainable development without jeopardising any element in the way.

In retrospect, this was the high watermark of a belief in a total, centralised, top-down, expertly based – but also benign – planning system.

Labour is running a more benign deficit reduction plan in part to ensure it can guarantee tax credits, one of its key measures to tackle child poverty.

"We believe that benign as this plan appears on the surface, that it is the straw to break the camel's back.

As the appreciation of justice and the desire to act to further it, conscience is based on a rational appreciation of the well-orderedness of a benign God's plan for the world.

California is taking a more benign approach, with plans in the Legislature for a boater bailout of sorts.

A benign synthesis was planned so as to take an advantage of MAOS (Microwave Assisted Organic Synthesis) method.

However, if the imaging is being performed for treatment planning, even benign incidental findings may be highly significant, e.g. inguinal hernia or diverticular disease, when planning radiotherapy treatment.

Jack Evans, a Microsoft spokesman, says the company's plans are benign.

They're full of rabid energy about dull or benign things, like cellphone plans or ice cream.

In an effort to answer his critics around the world, Mr. Bush described America as a benign superpower, one that planned to "bring to the Iraqi people food, and medicines and supplies".