Sentence examples for complement planning from inspiring English sources

The findings of this research could complement planning approaches of sustainable and resilient urban areas.

Understanding the differences and using geographic mapping to identify regions of higher prevalence will complement planning for prevention programs.

The KuaFu mission is designed to explore the physical processes that are responsible for space weather, complementing planned in situ and ground-based programs, and also to make an essential contribution to the space weather application.

The operation would be intended to complement the planned 26,000-member African Union-United Nations peacekeeping force.

The designation protects the land from development and complements plans to create a state park in Dorchester County, where Tubman was born, escaped slavery and helped lead other slaves to freedom.

Nato allies also agreed to deploy a missile defence system to cover all of the territory of its European members, complementing US plans for a missile defence shield.

Finally, conclusions are drawn as to whether the taxation of development may be a useful instrument to complement other planning measures.

The plans are intended to complement the military contingency planning set out by Cameron in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attack in January last year, which would allow up to 10,000 troops to be deployed to protect the public in the event of an emergency.

Given the high cost and broad extent of treatment required to restore forest health, management approaches that promote naturally recovering landscapes may complement ongoing and planned fuel reduction treatments.

Polaroid is expected to unveil one more step in its comeback strategy with an Android-powered, interchangeable-lens camera this year at the CES show, and to complement that, it plans to launch "at least" 10 new Fotobar retail stores this year to help people print pictures from any device.

These were augmented by a flight of four CAC Wirraways (replacing the originally planned complement of Demons) that took off from Laverton on 2 September, the day before Australia declared war, and arrived in Darwin four days later.