Sentence examples for inspired planning from inspiring English sources

In the early decades of the twentieth century, the idea of the garden city inspired planning projects in London and Berlin.

It proposes an Ecological Wisdom Inspired Planning Support System (EWIPSS) that incorporates functions of scenario development, simulation and evaluation under a wisdom-guidance framework to facilitate planners' plan-making and public's decision-making activities.

We know a huge amount about the city's meticulous and inspired planning thanks to detailed records of its construction.

The ethylene boom has not inspired plans for much new capacity in the West, but East Asia and, especially, the Middle East are a different story.

The area that the king visited is royal land now partly used as a reservoir, one element in a royally inspired plan to lessen flooding in Bangkok.

They view it as crass exploitation of the current nostalgia for the Communist East, which has been stoked by the popular recent film "Goodbye, Lenin!" and has inspired plans for an actual East German theme park near Berlin.

Similar thinking, on a larger scale, has inspired plans for a high-tech, $771m "Wizard of Oz" theme park and resort in suburban Kansas City, which organisers hope to build on a polluted former Army ammunition dump, once they have cleaned it up first.

It was a gamble that paid off: the red-brick structure punctuated by a tower with black and white stripes became an instant landmark and inspired plans to take the less-than-stellar permanent collection to the same level of ambition.

But Moran's most inspired plan never got off the ground Flying a midget over Central Park on a kite.

The design inspired plans for a similar herb garden in New London, Connecticut in 1980.

The initial victories of the Wehrmacht over the Soviet Union inspired plans for the German colonisation of occupied Poland, including all territory within the General Government.