Sentence examples for earliest planning from inspiring English sources

A founder and past president of the Women's Division of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine from the college's earliest planning stages in 1953.

A rhythm of axes, grids and symmetrical walled compounds emerges from the chaos, pointing to the fact that this seemingly incoherent metropolis is in fact the carefully structured product of one of the earliest planning documents in history.

In the earliest planning for the response against Mr. bin Laden, the White House was concerned that the Taliban would steal the food shipped in, and keep it from the nearly 12 million Afghans affected by famine.

Both our combinatory and priming effects were early, onsetting between 100 and 150 ms after picture onset and thus are likely to reflect the very earliest planning stages of a combinatory message.

From the earliest planning stages of the DREAM project, a key component of the initiative was the development of a competition in which different teams competed in using the same, blinded data to infer the networks that had generated it.

A superb documentary on the history of the Transcontinental Railroad from its earliest planning phases before the Civil War, and decisions Lincoln made during the war, to the barons who got the contracts and got wealthy laying the track.

The earliest plans for redevelopment date to 1953.

This forces early planning.

Another vacation is in the early planning stages.

Obviously, the U.F.L. is still in the early planning stages.

Yet earlier planning tools were not sophisticated enough to handle all their investments.