Sentence examples for called planned from inspiring English sources
"This whole thing is called planned obsolescence and that is what we are fighting," said Womack, who is the executive director of a local environmental justice organization known by its acronym, Chess.
For easy reference, this power dispatch model conforming to "Open, Just and Fair" principles will be called planned dispatch (PD) in this paper.
Krumboltz has put forth a relatively new approach to career counseling called planned happenstance (see K. A. Mitchell, A. S. Levin, & J. D. Krumboltz [1999] Planned happenstance: constructing unexpected career opportunities, Journal of Counseling and Development, vol 77:115-124).
Just as significant was the fact that he was limited to just over 24 minutes; at one point he repaired to the locker room for what the team called "planned activation" for his knee, according to the ESPN telecast.
This is a concept called "planned obsolescence".
We are looking at an investment which a fellow LA County mayor called, "planned obsolescence".
The 11-page document on his Web site is simply called "Plan to Restore America".
The English architectural writer Reyner Banham called planning in Los Angeles "a self-canceling concept".
And we did something called Plan Colombia.
Dempsey also called plans to simply arm the opposition "premature".
