Sentence examples for orderly planning from inspiring English sources
However, in any application, logistics involves the orderly planning, implementing, and controlling of a flow of goods and services.
Continued responsible and orderly planning and development in our communities will help safeguard our town well into the 21st century and beyond.
He also argues that the Oyster Bay town government is already protecting drinking water through "reasonable and orderly planning and development" and a "comprehensive review process for all proposals for development".
Parks such as St James's, which are eulogised for their orderly planning in one poem ("In such green palaces the first kings reigned"), become very different places at night in another ("Footmen, fine fops, do here arrive,/And here promiscuously they swive").
Now, you can pay homage to orderly planning as much as you might like, but when the trustees decide after a thorough examination that Princeton won't be competitive without undergraduate women, and immediately start accepting their applications, you rapidly change plans.
So it must be disconcerting, to say the least, when the global markets interrupt Beijing's orderly planning by rejecting a big telecom IPO.
In other words, Pollock is an improviser, and great improvisation has a magic that more orderly, planned art cannot match – it communicates freedom, life, and naturalness.
In my tiny company, where chaos has been the norm, my goal is to add routines, here and there, until we aren't constantly reacting to disasters but rather making orderly plans for the future.
The flood of people has overtaken the long-term projects of politicians and diplomats who have agonized about reuniting the island with orderly plans, only to see them fail time after time.
But he denied he had felt under pressure to do so, saying he decided to announce his departure to "clear up any speculation and uncertainty" and put an "orderly plan" in place.
Time Warner executives emphasized that Mr. Bewkes's promotion was part of an orderly plan and not linked to the campaign of Carl C. Icahn, the financier who owns 3.1percentt of Time Warner with several hedge funds, to make major changes at the company to raise its share price.
