Sentence examples for formulating a strategic from inspiring English sources

We would like to start formulating a strategic plan, based on the concerns expressed in our ongoing dialogue, and we are eager to hear and incorporate your feedback and suggestions.

On Founders Day two years ago, at a time when the school, which occupies three combined town houses between 83rd and 84th Streets, was formulating a strategic plan for its future, including the possible purchase of a new building, a family approached Sister Kathleen Fagan, the headmistress, with an offer of a long-term, low-interest loan.

Our results have also noted the central role of the Ministry of Heath of formulating a strategic vision that CHMT used to guide development of the health plan which is to be implemented at district level.

They outline four important steps: assess the incident, acknowledge the problem, formulate a strategic response, and implement the response.

However, I believe taking the time to formulate a strategic plan is one of the best ways to reach short- and long-term goals.

Risch's main objective for the program is to have her ideas "vetted by world class experts and to work with the Initiative team to formulate a strategic plan". The participants range in age from their early 20s into their 50s.

As a result of these recommendations, health ministers from the region, at the 50th Regional Committee Meeting held in October 2003, have urged Member States to establish national bodies of biotechnology to formulate a strategic vision for developing biotechnology in the service of the region's health.

The report of the independent external evaluation of FAO IEEE) issued in 2007 called for a renewed effort to formulate a strategic framework for the Organization which would be integrated with the traditional planning document of the organization, i.e. the Medium Term Plan and the Programme of Work and Budget.

By the late 1950s, the trustees formulated a broad strategic advance combining new facilities (the Engineering Quad to replace various rabbit warrens around campus, the Architecture School, Woolworth for the music department) with the means to implement them promptly, namely the unprecedented $53 Million Campaign.

The results of the surveys have been compared with those from similar surveys undertaken by BRE in 1990/1991 and are currently being used to help formulate a more strategic approach to the control of environmental noise both nationally and in London.

The keys are developing a strategic mindset around networking, formulating a plan, and, then, putting yourself out there to connect.