Sentence examples for outset by planning from inspiring English sources
The Trump administration's "zero tolerance" crackdown at the border this spring was troubled from the outset by planning shortfalls, widespread communication failures and administrative indifference to the separation of small children from their parents, according to an unpublished report by the Department of Homeland Security's internal watchdog.
Programs also need to ensure routine, regular, and reliable removal services for clients, beginning by planning for them at the outset of service expansion efforts.
By acquiring basic knowledge and an appreciation for the landscape values which are at risk of being disturbed by the construction of WTs, planners will be better able to judge at the very outset of planning whether a proposal will or will not be successful.
TC: At the outset, Science planned to work with larger, publicly traded companies to help them invigorate their businesses.
"From the outset I only planned to concentrate on chairs.
Moreover, how building M&E systems from the outset alongside program planning can benefit program planning is not well understood or appreciated.
Hazard mitigation techniques are most economical when they are considered at the outset of planning process.
(Administrator) Every agency has different philosophies that can become a barrier to working together… (Administrator) In one case study this issue had been addressed from the outset by building partnership development into the program plan and specifying it as an expected outcome in the subsequent evaluation.
A work plan (Annex Five) was prepared at the outset as a planning tool for arranging the meetings and travel plans.
Personal expertise was often acknowledged at the outset by HCPs who attempted to integrate this into developing the care plan; furthermore, it was evident that HCPs then worked hard to promote parents' clinical expertise.
