Sentence examples for conventional plans from inspiring English sources

There are, however, more conventional plans, such as the one that exists in the head of installation manager Andy Shiel.

But Bertarelli now has much less conventional plans and expressed skepticism that he could reach an agreement with Ellison on a Cup contested under the existing rules.

The Service When it comes to service, many of the no-contract options are tailored to feel like conventional plans, with unlimited texts, for example.

Local authorities, and not just those in London, need to be alert to innovative economic opportunities, especially where more conventional plans for growth hit by a cyclical downturn have fallen through.

The Romney campaign said people with high medical expenses would still be able to rely on more conventional plans with co-payments and limited deductibles, adding that high-deductible plans can provide catastrophic coverage.

Several publications have confirmed the feasibility and dosimetric superiority to conventional plans, as well as a decrease of acute and late toxicity compared to conventional radiation therapy in recent year.

I really just believe that in sticking to a conventional plan, we wouldn't get very far".

After Jacobs's assault on conventional planning, and with the preservation movement on the rise, planners could no longer count on the public to be grateful for their inventions.

The boom is partly down to new "permitted development rights," which allow developers to proceed without conventional planning permission, though critics say the result is that many units fail to meet minimum space standards.

The Greenwich development is just one of a number of cases Education Guardian has learned about that see the EFA making arrangements for free schools in advance of conventional planning processes.

"This whole primary schedule is like 52-card pick-up, it's just rearranged the whole deck in terms of conventional planning and strategy," said Mark McKinnon, a strategist for the presidential campaign of Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who Mr. McKinnon said was preparing for all possibilities.