Sentence examples for example of the planning from inspiring English sources

"It was another example of the planning which preceded the throwing of the acid," she said.

With the example of the planning region West Saxony, we will evaluate the role the designation of VE areas plays in achieving Germany's wind energy ambitions.

Her account, for example, of the planning, execution and efficacy of the Gallipoli campaign in 1915 (the point at which Australia, culturally at least, tends to mark the war's beginning, although the first Australian Imperial Force action took place in German New Guinea in 1914) is impressively lucid.

One example of the plan's reliance on extramural expertise is in avian toxicology.

Some examples of the planning projects that he is currently involved in are: a new neighborhood in Tel Aviv on a site of an airport that is schedule to be closed, a revitalization of an Arab neighborhood in Jerusalem and a policy study for diversity and inclusion for the Ministry of Social Equality.

The improvement part estimated potential modifications or advances in the employment of the conditions, exploring examples or lack of examples of such modifications or examples of the planning and implementation of prospective changes in attempts to revisit or 'repair' cases where the conditions had not been properly drawn upon in the PS process.

The issues of the analysis of the world and Russian experience in the underground urban planning are solved, the application of the ecological measures on the example of the experimental planning underground recreational spaces in Volgograd.

A few examples of the plan's coastal resiliency efforts include a $7 million project in East River Park, which will protect the largest area of low-income housing in New York City; a $41 million project in Hunt's Point in the Bronx; a $60 million project on the South Shore of Staten Island (working with Orff's landscape architecture studio); and a $10 million project in Red Hook in Brooklyn.

Ron Sims, deputy secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, has called GRIP an example of the regional planning focus favored by the Obama administration.

This is but one more example of the poor planning that characterizes so many aspects of what is now understood to be not a war of necessity, but a war of choice.

The tricky transfer of a rare Sumatran tiger to Dudley Zoo last month is one example of the meticulous planning many such operations require.