Sentence examples for considerable plan from inspiring English sources

The results revealed that within the watershed, the forest and soil conditions need a considerable plan for improvement in order to maintain the ecosystem whereas the surface water quality, groundwater quality and the agricultural conditions requires protection as well as enhancement in certain areas.

This is one of those all-embracing projects demanding considerable planning and concentrated skill.

The first thing I learned is that an action video takes considerable planning.

However, considerable planning, monitoring and research is still needed to understand and fulfil the potential of nearshore FADs.

The government has ordered councils to produce clear local plans detailing the number of homes they will build over the next five years, a process which absorbs considerable planning resources.

However, most companies require considerable planning and need both a competitive advantage and a solid business plan in order to succeed.

After considerable planning and recruiting, with Dr. Remsen overseeing most of it, six people moved into a bunkhouse at the Pearl River Wildlife Management Area.

While the two main unions representing headteachers and other senior staff, the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), broadly support the change, they warn that it needs considerable planning and should not be rushed through.

Students can investigate the considerable planning that went into the event and some of the tactics used by the allies to convince the Germans that the landings would be happening elsewhere.

Nat Ostroff of the Sinclair Broadcast Group, which owns 58 stations in 35 markets, said that stations had done considerable planning to ensure a smooth transition on Feb. 17. "A delay would not be welcome for the broadcast stations themselves," Mr. Ostroff said.

Seemingly, this poses a considerable planning challenge if areas of perceived naturalness are to be retained in cities, since the present trend is for reduced green spaces in cities and a 'parkification' of surviving natural areas.