Sentence examples for considered planned for from inspiring English sources

In order to achieve adequate implementation, however, facilitators and barriers must be considered, planned for, and incorporated directly into the pathway with full engagement among clinical and management staff.

In view of the planned age expansion announced in the Cancer Reform Strategy, most units will need to consider planning for these changes.

And those explorations should now probably also consider planning for the potential of internet interaction.

Many said there is no room in their lives even to consider planning for the future.

Future pandemic plans should consider planning for outpatient care as well as in hospital management of patients.

These results show that women are willing to discuss plans for the postnatal period during pregnancy, and to consider planning for supportive early discharge.

As illness trajectories increase, families and professionals need to be receptive and open to consider planning for a range of different care scenarios individual to each child and family [ 22].

In the past the BBC itself has considered plans for the partial sale or stock market flotation of BBC Worldwide.

The UK has also considered plans for attacking targets in places where al-Shabaab and the pirates appear to co-exist, particularly in southern Somalia.

David Simson, the president of GVA Williams-New Jersey, which represented Pfizer in the two Parsippany subleases, said Pfizer needed the Woodhollow Road site as swing space while it considered plans for Warner-Lambert's former offices in Morris Plains.

In 1944, aside from the challenges of financing the war effort, the Court considered plans for marking the 250th anniversary of its founding (the directors decided to purchase "a piece of modern plate" and present it to the Bank).