Sentence examples for mainstream planning from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is rooted in liberalism, which, in turn, shapes mainstream planning practices and modes of government.

Data obtained from interviews, mapping of peri-urban developments using ArcGIS, and observations from fieldwork, were all used to evaluate the impact of this compromise on integrating squatters into mainstream planning.

In the same way, an integrated urban management and health as mainstream planning practice should embrace adaptation process (led by the city hall, civil defense and the fire brigade), becoming a headline issue in development practice.

"President Clinton will discuss the importance of voting in the 2013 gubernatorial election and the clear choice facing Virginia voters between Terry McAuliffe's mainstream plan to create jobs and invest in education and Ken Cuccinelli's extreme ideological agenda," the McAuliffe campaign said in a statement.

What needs to happen now is to ensure that the mobilization of green finance becomes a core part not just of the wider implementation of the NDCs - through initiatives such as the NDC Partnership - but also part of mainstream plans for financial sector development.

Early warning systems (EWS), if built into the mainstream of planning for development and disaster relief and recovery, could present a significant opportunity to realize many SFDRR goals.

Post-Oscar success, Bingham emerges on this tour not as the rising star mainstream America planned him to be, but something far more compelling: a counter-star, a truly great rock protest singer.

Cambodia is planning mainstream Mekong dams of its own and many more have been proposed in Laos.

As 3D imaging becomes more mainstream, Orbbec is planning to expand its market share in China and elsewhere.

Over the previous years, several science-policy negotiations and multilateral dialogues contributed to the post-2015 formework for DRR, which identified the need to bring science and technology into the policy and planning mainstream for effective risk reduction.

Several science-policy negotiations and multilateral dialogues contributed to the post-2015 formework for DRR, which identified the need to bring science and technology into the policy and planning mainstream in order to achieve more effective risk reduction (Chatterjee et al. 2015).