Sentence examples for conscious of planning from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally, be conscious of planning for your support staff, it will empower them and allow you to have a greater impact on your pupils.

(Along the way, Bilbo's presence on the quest results in the ring coming west, while the actions of the Wizards result in Sauron going east, moving them far apart. This also contributes to the victory of the free peoples over Sauron. Gandalf suggests that, while he was not conscious of planning this, his higher self might have foreseen this as another positive outcome of his actions).

The first point is the hypothesis that the late stage of the classification could reflect conscious response planning.

Conscious and planned colonization of the fertile, but underdeveloped region was pioneered in the 1580s and 1590s by the Ruthenian dukes of Volhynia.

He developed his ideas intensively, in a programme of conscious planning that resembled the great academic projects of Leonardo or Géricault, before finally painting his 8ft square canvas in the early summer.

The year 1834 marks a climax in Balzac's career, for by then he had become totally conscious of his great plan to group his individual novels so that they would comprehend the whole of contemporary society in a diverse but unified series of books.

Sue Baker, Time to Change's director, says the campaign is conscious of this threat and is planning a series of high-level discussions with royal colleges and other organisations representing health professionals, both mental and physical, as part of the programme's current second phase, funded by Comic Relief and the Department of Health.

This extends to the lack of planning and conscious actions as it also presents a characteristic of an individual's learning strategy.

A fully conscious plan of inserting Aristotle or at least the Aristotle of al-Fārābī and Avicenna into the intellectual and spiritual life of Judaism was carried out by Abraham ibn Daud of Toledo in the mid-12th century.

Through a great deal of conscious effort and planning, and the sculpting of nature into something considerably more tame and reliable, Monet hoped to perceive something true about the world, or at least some small patches of it, without self-consciousness, as a child might.

But now I concede that there is something interesting going on here, beyond the conscious plans of the space agencies.