Sentence examples for overarching planning from inspiring English sources

Assortment planning is usually executed in an overarching planning step by the marketing department, whereas shelf planning is a subordinate planning problem and generally owned by the sales department.

For example, Joseph Miller, director of the University of California Observatories/Lick Observatory in Santa Cruz, worries about an overarching planning board.

The results of the study revealed a mix of intended and unintended uses linked to design of the area, in the absence of an overarching planning framework that might have otherwise controlled its now vigorous albeit weakly-regulated commercial activity.

Under the capital's overarching planning document the London Plan, the London view management framework (LVMF) states that any development in the background of St Paul's should be "subordinate to the cathedral and that the clear sky background profile of the upper part of the dome remains".

The charity Friends of Richmond Park said that under the London Plan, the capital's overarching planning document, the London view management framework (LVMF) states that any development affecting the view of St Paul's should be "subordinate to the cathedral and that the clear sky background profile of the upper part of the dome remains".

He said the attacks had been part of an "overarching" plan to rid parts of Bosnia of non-Serbs.

But there is no overarching plan.

"But they're not all connected in the same way there's no overarching plan," Hoffman points out.

Mr Groome said all the attacks were part of an "overarching" plan hatched by Karadzic and former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic to ethnically cleanse large parts of Bosnia of non-Serbs and carve out a "Greater Serbia" from the ruins of the former Yugoslavia.

Groome said the documentary evidence pointed to an "overarching" plan, set out in a list of six war aims drawn up by Mladic, aimed at ethnic cleansing hundreds of thousands of Muslims and Croats and carving out an ethnically pure Serb homeland in western and eastern Bosnia.

It is the prosecution's contention that all the killing was part of an "overarching" plan, in the form of six war aims drawn up by Mladic, a former Yugoslav army officer who was recruited by the Bosnian Serb nationalists at the start of the war.