Sentence examples for effort of planning from inspiring English sources

For each of these approaches, a new communication infrastructure has to be established which clearly is a drawback because the effort of planning and installing a new communication system could be one motive for not installing such a system in the end.

The result of all the layers of effort, of planning and filling the beds with plants, is a garden that is quintessentially English - restrained and ordered, but soft and lush, with the sound of splashing water never far off, and the red brick of a magnificent house in the background.

It involved the widest possible range of civil society organizations in a major effort of planning and implementation, and enabled the active participation of children at a major UN meeting.

Large-scale information on areas sensitive to fragmentation is needed to improve the effectiveness of planning efforts.

The results of the case study indicate an improved organizational embedding of the DSS, leading to significant savings in terms of planning efforts and procurement costs.

The ERRoMap employs the three conceptualized terms of planning efforts: process, context, and outcome to re-organize the function of a 'City' under time-pressure.

However, these plans are often static conservation prescriptions set against a backdrop of rapidly changing environments, which suggests that large-scale information on threats can improve the functionality of planning efforts.

In many communities, there seems to be little evidence available regarding health care logistics involvement in disaster planning; at times, evidence of planning efforts perceptibly end at intra-organizational doors within facilities.

If you've been flying by the seat of your pants so far, making any sort of effort to plan out your day will probably increase your working efficiency.

Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Pataki clicked through a detailed review of the cleanup over the past six months, and then followed it with a quick and vague discussion of the status of efforts to plan the future of New York's downtown that ended almost as quickly as it had begun.

But perhaps the scale of planning and effort is best illustrated by a failed reclamation project.