Sentence examples for decent planning from inspiring English sources

After the flawed, often cynical planning efforts that have marked development at ground zero, the thoughtful development of the High Line should be welcomed by New Yorkers who believe decent planning and imaginative architecture have a role in the city's future.

They placed their fate in the hands of Rose, the N.B.A.'s most valuable player, which seemed like a decent enough plan.

30% said neither had a decent plan.

But Mr Obama is not being asked to double up; just to stick to a decent plan.

At a first glance, this might sound like a decent plan – if only Italy were not Italy.

That is why Mr Obama's plan is both the only practical and decent plan and, in essence, the same one the Republican administration of George Bush pushed for.Good speech.

But researchers have also found that top hospitals — which any decent plan must have on its network — increase their fees when more health plans compete for their business.

And that there was no decent plan for the occupation or for financing one, no plan for rotating or supporting troops stretched too thin to guard ammunition caches or police a fractious society, and no plan for getting out.

Northern Ireland is more tricky – but, in theory, should no one come up with a decent plan that keeps both Irelands happy regarding the border there could be calls for independence there.

Democrats assert that the Republicans offer just a false promise, that they will never deliver a tax credit large enough to make a decent plan affordable to average Americans.

Indeed, just a week after Jeremy Corbyn launched a genuinely decent plan to decentralise energy production in Britain, it is baffling that his party now backs this monstrously expensive, centralised project that is going to be part-owned by the Chinese state.