Sentence examples for involved no plan from inspiring English sources
It is important to realise that no matter how many reserves or conservation plans are developed, if local communities or local stakeholders are not truly involved, no plan in conservation other than those involving truly unpopulated and isolated areas will be successful.
The change meant scrapping a flight plan that involved no Earth flyby, three trips around Venus instead of two and two passes past Mercury instead of three that would have put the craft in orbit in July 2009 instead of March 2011.
For Richard, scoring involved no master strategy: "I never planned a play in advance.
The latest effort involves no such doomsday planning.
But the plan involves no new meaningful reforms.
But the plan involves no new money, does not restore the £3bn cuts in social care since 2010, does not deal with the eligibility contradictions between free healthcare and means-tested and restricted social care, and will exacerbate the postcode lottery.
For a limited time, the AT&T Wireless Web site continues its online offer of the refurbished Siemens for its GoPhone plan, which involves no annual contract but caps monthly usage and requires automatic monthly payments.
Referring to the name of Ms. Donatelli's firm, the convention committee said in a statement late Monday, "Campaign Solutions was retained to help develop our convention Web site and digital strategy, but they are no longer involved in convention planning".
Clark said: "People's safety and the environment will remain paramount and communities will always be involved in planning applications but no-one benefits from uncertainty caused by delays in planning decisions.
Preckwinkle expressed her reservations about the initial plan, and was involved in plan revisions.
Army and Pentagon officials involved in the plan made no secret that some members of Congress had weighed in heavily to secure additional forces in their states, and to assure that the plan to hold off for several years the return of two brigades from Germany would not diminish the eventual level of forces to be based in their areas.
