Sentence examples for development of plan from inspiring English sources

Indeed, to read Mr. May's account of the development of Plan Yellow, Germany's war strategy for France, is to be struck by the way history unfolds through a combination of will and accident.

He assisted in the development of Plan Cóndor, a collaborative scheme to co-ordinate the terrorism being practised by South American military régimes, and he favoured Washington's bizarre plan for a strategic pact in the South Atlantic to include the apartheid government, a plan which foundered on opposition from Brazil, home to millions of blacks.

In China, the development of plan environmental impact assessment (PEIA) has been greatly promoted and facilitated by the Law of the People's Republic of China on Environmental Impact Assessment (the EIA Law).

The proposed approach is designed to be executed in three discrete steps: defining a roadmap topology and causal relationships via qualitative and quantitative modelling; assessing the impacts of future changes on organisational plans via current state analysis and sensitivity analysis; and finally managing plans and activities via development of plan assessment map and activity assessment map.

the development of plans which will see the experiment's ultra-sensitive detector shut down for an upgrade for the first time since 2006.

Russia would be one of the partners and President Eisenhower told the United Nations General Assembly that the United States would be more than willing to work with Russia in the development of plans for peaceful use of atomic energy.

Following the HSC recommendations today, the government said work on the development of plans to apportion responsibility and costs of improvements at English roads close to railway lines should be completed by June this year.

Even unrealized proposals can make important contributions to the development of planning theories, or application elsewhere.

Several other minor uplift periods have followed and continue, requiring the development of plans for scientific and civil protection operations.

Quantifying the effects of urbanization on streamflow is crucial to the development of plans to mitigate the effects of anthropogenic changes on watershed processes.

Data analysis and development of planning models have been a (relatively speaking) "poor relative" of the EU funded freight transport research.