Sentence examples for incorporated in planning from inspiring English sources

Making humanitarian action work for women also requires ensuring that women's voices and experiences are incorporated in planning recovery assistance, as women are often the first responders and caregivers in their households and communities.

This will allow considerations of pollution dispersion to be incorporated in planning practices at an early stage.

The present study illuminates the value of urban arthropods for overall biodiversity which should be incorporated in planning decisions.

A further strength of the models is that they are well calibrated, such that the estimated risk (rather than just discrimination at a single cut point 34) can be incorporated in planning interventions.

However, planning for sustainability is challenging and is rarely incorporated in the planning process of an initiative.

One of the most effective ways to improve health and safety conditions in construction sites rests in sound education and training of people incorporated in construction planning, managing or executing.

Congruent aspects of changed landscape identity (e.g. landscape beauty, diversity, and wilderness) are discussed, but according to legal obligations regarding the conservation of Natura 2000 grassland habitats, the management with grassland remnants (5% of grasslands was already lost after the Slovenian accession to EU in 2003) are suggested to be incorporated in landscape planning.

Whilst this paper uses the events of the 7 July 2005 as its point of reference, the lessons learned and the changes incorporated in our planning have generic applications to mass casualty events.

We define "ecologically sustainable landscape" and develop a tool to measure how ecological sustainability is incorporated in landscape plans.

In practice, Scandinavian and UK urban freight plans are all incorporated in an executive urban plan – either a local transport plan or an urban mobility plan – along with urban strategies such as congestion, biking, road safety, air quality and parking [34, 54].

If all of these elements are not predicted insofar as possible in the original design plans, incorporated in them, and carefully controlled thereafter, they can destroy carefully planned landscapes.