Sentence examples for effectively planned from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the British Retail Consortium welcomed the news but said: "It is important for industry that any potential change is effectively planned and managed in order to minimise hardware costs for business.

"Ensuring that care and support is effectively planned and co-ordinated across health and social care to meet people's needs is one of the priorities being taken forward through our work on integration".

The Paris attacks were effectively planned and executed suicide missions aimed at maximizing fatalities, gaining international headlines, and instilling fear in enemies globally.

It follows that the management of remediation may be more effectively planned for the student.

Enabling women living with HIV to effectively plan whether and when to become pregnant is an essential right; effective prevention of unintended pregnancies is also critical to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality as well as vertical transmission of HIV.

And he said Cisco was effectively planning for two different years for fiscal 2002.

"This generation of New Jerseyans has the last opportunity to effectively plan the growth of this state".

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It would also be of immense benefit if the international community supported the ministry of education to effectively plan and develop the curriculum and support schools here.

"It allows you time to deal with what has transpired and effectively plan your next move".

Therefore, in order to effectively plan the deliveries, time-dependent travel times should be taken into account.