Sentence examples for idea of planning from inspiring English sources

So should Britain take the French road and bin the whole idea of planning inquiries?

"The idea of planning as a progressive and meaningful act has really collapsed in Britain," Jacob said.

"The main legacy of the Burnham plan is that it got people to believe in the idea of planning itself," said Carl Smith, an urban history scholar at Northwestern University.

The idea of planning routes and walking to fixed bus stops remains stranger to many Bogotános than the old, convenient way of sticking out their hand to hail a passing bus, wherever they happened to be standing.

She would have been horrified to learn that the very idea of planning for medical treatment at the end of one's life is now seriously questioned by many doctors, lawyers and philosophers.

All this challenged the very idea of planning based upon rational analysis, participation and persuasion.

His pamphlet, Garden Cities of To-morrow, published in 1902, introduced the idea of planned and self-contained communities surrounded by greenbelt land.

Fashion is built on the idea of planned obsolescence.

Democratic primary voters are infatuated with the idea of plans, not the plans themselves.

An exhibition organized by the Wende Museum and the El Segundo Museum of Art brings together works by disparate figures -- from Camille Pissarro to Egon Schiele to Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid -- exploring the idea of plans and planning.

See if your event planner has any good ideas with this are of planning.