Sentence examples for branch of plan from inspiring English sources

Fatoumata Soumana, disaster risk and emergency response adviser for the Niger branch of Plan, a non-governmental organisation, said the situation was getting worse.

The results of the analysis can be useful to spatial planning, since information about the regional and local impacts of the hazards is of interest to branches of planning and risk prevention (Meyer et al. 2009).

For Gunder, urban design is only a branch of urban planning (Gunder 2011).

Beginning in Britain during the Second World War and continuing internationally through the 1970s Jaqueline Tyrwhitt (1905 83)—a British planner, editor and educator played a key role not only in stimulating interest in Patrick Geddes' planning ideas for post World War Two reconstruction, but also in formulating the Geddessian branch of the planning arm of the postwar modern movement.

In 1997, a C.I.A. informant in Nairobi said that the local branch of Al Haramain planned to blow up the U.S. Embassy.

A Yemen-based branch of Al Qaeda planned the failed Dec. 25 attack on a jet headed for Detroit, which prompted a political uproar leading to Mr. Obama's moratorium.

Newham argued the branch of Paddy Power planned in East Ham would attract crime and anti-social behaviour and so would be in breach of the 2005 Gambling Act.

The Government is now proposing to make development easier by a root-and-branch revision of planning laws.

N.Y.U. has decided to open its three-year program to students regardless of what branch of medicine they plan to go into, but Dr. Abramson said it would look for students interested in primary care fields like internal medicine, pediatrics and obstetrics.

The city council wants to get rid of 10 of its 18 branches as part of plan to save £7m.

An American branch of Vestas Wind Power is planning similar wind farms in other parts of central New York, state energy officials said.