Sentence examples for concurrent planning from inspiring English sources

Concurrent planning helped achieve that.

She was 40 and single, and opted for concurrent planning as "a risk worth taking".

Coram, the children's charity, says concurrent planning seems to be gaining favour after a drop in the number of referrals.

"Local authorities will be asked to make concurrent planning more widespread so that children are fostered by their prospective adoptive parents as long as it is in the child's best interests".

An idea that a few local authorities have been piloting is a scheme called "concurrent planning", which places children under the age of two with would-be adopters during care proceedings.

Concurrent planning and adoption parties are just two of the evidence-based means by which adoption professionals are attempting to ensure that society's most vulnerable children get the best chance of family life.

The transportation authority, which also operates the Metro North Railroad, is working on a concurrent plan to link Metro North tracks to Penn Station for Westchester and Connecticut commuters who now arrive at Grand Central but who are headed for the West Side.

Indeed I would argue that without my concurrent plan to restructure Europe's banks and insurance companies and to go for growth, the status quo or even a Brady plan for Greece still risk Europe-wide financial contagion.

With Gondomar's encouragement, James developed a plan to marry his second son and heir Charles to a Spanish princess, along with a concurrent plan to join with Spain in mediating the Thirty Years' War in Germany.

But Mr. Achatz, who is also working on concurrent plans to open a bar called Aviary, hopes that people won't be irritated once they enjoy the convenience of a meal with no decisions to be made and no check to be signed.

Thus, product design and assembly planning can be carried out simultaneously and intelligently in an entirely computer-aided concurrent design and assembly planning system.