Sentence examples for major planner from inspiring English sources

The police here have already identified Zaki ur-Rehman Lakhvi as a major planner and coordinator of the plot, based on their interrogations of the one surviving gunman.

It will feature the Brazilian singer and guitarist Gilberto Gil; the Afro-Cuban jazz specialist Chucho Valdés; the composer Osvaldo Golijov, a major planner of the festival and Carnegie's composer in residence next season; and the conductor Gustavo Dudamel and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela.

Of the major planners of the city, he notes, only George Washington was a member of the order, and "he had little to do with the design".

Asahara and the other major planners of the attack sit on death row.

Soon he became one of the major planners of this approaching conflict, often tasked with delivering important messages to Poland, and collecting information there; in particular he was active in Warsaw, and Kościuszko planned for him to became a commander of that region.

3. Ensure the hospital's major incident planners have given thought to patient and staff flows that would minimize any contamination.

The downing of a British warplane today represented a major setback to planners in the Ministry of Defense, who, according to a senior policy official, had focused on advances in planning, communication and coordination aimed at establishing a system to pin down clear identification between American and British forces and to avoid a repetition of the 1991 experience.

"One of the major ways a financial planner can help people is to be a really good listener," said Mr. Law, who is working from his home in Brooklyn because the office computer and phone lines were destroyed.

Thus post-war planners made major decisions that shaped the appearance of the majority of UK cities.

I am a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute and point to three major culprits holding back planners' creative tendencies.

Sir Terry is less clear: he's a major architect and master-planner, but makes friendly noises about incremental improvements to high streets and neighbourhoods.