Sentence examples for confident planning from inspiring English sources

As for taking steps -- we advise starting where you are, choosing just one step (adding more as you feel confident), planning ahead, working as a team (all family members can help!) and infusing everything with fun.

CHMT members' view that the data collected from HFs is not much reliable for confident planning and reporting is well argued and supported.

But what people such as Sanders have shown is that principled, passionate advocacy from the left on economic and social policy – and a clear, confident plan to go with it – really can hit home, and even leave people wanting more.

(Nadine Muller) "There are people trained to help them with whatever their issue is, so make sure you can provide a confident plan of action, which includes not just you but also those who can help outside the student's academic life.

Although Mr Kleist has confident plans to develop tourism, as well as hydropower plants to take advantage of meltwater running off the Greenlandic ice cap, the locals today rely on Danish dole worth some $11,000 per person per year.A modern way of life in the far north is necessarily costly.

Labour councillor Martin Repton said he was "confident" plans will be approved.

Councillors in Swindon say they are confident plans to roll out wireless internet (wi-fi) across the town will go ahead despite slow progress.

In last night's State of the Union Address, President Obama presented a bold, confident plan for leading America into the future, and he placed clean energy solutions at its center.

Before the Taliban took power, she was an ambitious, confident student planning to study medicine.

How can investors be confident in planning long-term projects which will rely on price support if the government might turn round and say 'sorry, the cash has run out'.

Ratings of confidence in performing the SDM behaviors (response options "very", "somewhat", and "not confident") and plans to perform SDM behaviors with patients in the future were also included in the evaluation, although they do not provide a direct assessment of the behavior level (response options using a five-point Likert scale ranged from "much less likely" to "much more likely").