Sentence examples for core planning from inspiring English sources

The coordination procedures and processes within UNICEF and externally with its partners have ensured that it fulfilled its core planning commitments towards emergency situations in Sudan, by conducting an assessment of the emergency situation within 48 hours, and being able to release prepositioned supplies to assist 35,000 persons within 10 days, for a period extending to 2 months.

Key Labour figures, including Ed Balls and Harriet Harman, are being frozen out of Labour's core planning for the 2015 general election, while New Labour big-hitters Alastair Campbell and Alan Milburn are set to be recalled as advisers, according to an explosive secret memo obtained by the Observer.

"Connectivity" is the core planning strategy that is used to examine the features of functional and structural connections in urban waterfront redevelopment projects.

Ms. Swanson's core planning values center on collaboration, consensus building and facilitating stakeholder involvement.

A core planning cell of seven SAMS graduates "crafted a well rehearsed and well executed plan that simultaneously struck some roughly 50 objectives in a single coordinated blow".

The case study revealed some evidence that suggests the core planning team functioned effectively.

McIver said the LNP's core plan for privatising state power and port assets –which would have funded its election promises – was "dead and buried".

All three have insisted the LNP drop its core plan for privatising state assets – which underpins its election promises – and replace the leadership team around outgoing premier Campbell Newman to have any chance of their support.

Local authorities said they were concerned that the 47% of councils which have not yet drawn up a core plan will be given only six months to assess, identify and designate land needed for housing, shops, roads and industry.

By pushing companies to make use of what rights they have, the proposed law is expected to encourage mining companies to sell off what does not fall into their core plans, opening up opportunities for smaller, often black, entrepreneurs.

Still, other Obama administration officials acknowledged potential benefits if the decision was well-received in Moscow, as well as the possibility of continued objections given that the United States is not backing away from its core plan for a land-based missile shield program in Central Europe.