Sentence examples for called the planning from inspiring English sources

Managers at Microsoft, for example, figured out that programmers vastly underestimate how long it will take them to complete tasks—a common cognitive bias called the planning fallacy.

They wanted planning disputes to remain in the high court, where they are currently heard by specialist judges in what's called the planning fast track.

She said the plane was to have been a chartered commercial jet filled with members of the church's hierarchy, which was called the planning commission and numbered about 200 people.

Psychologists have identified a phenomena called the "planning fallacy," whereby most humans tend to underestimate the time and cost involved in completing any project, even if they are experts in their field.

An effective working relationship hinges on the resolution of what a colleague and I have called "the planning dilemma".16 Managers have the information and the authority; analysts have the time and the technology.

The review called the planning minister's decision to approve work on the site without being provided a plan on how contamination would be remediated "inexplicable", and found there had been a breakdown in trust between the council and the Barangaroo Delivery Authority.

He called the plan insulting.

He called the plan "historic" and "courageous".

He called the plan a plot by the devil.

Ernest Logan, president of the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, called the plan "unconscionable".

But Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, called the plan "frustrating".