Sentence examples for parallel plans for from inspiring English sources

The liberation of the Islamic State-held northern Iraqi city of Mosul is now in sight and preparations are ahead of schedule, but parallel plans for refugees and stabilization of the city must keep pace with the military progress, Brett McGurk, the US envoy to the coalition against Isis, said on Thursday.

Much has been made of the need for parallel planning for adoption, where several care plans are made at once in case the potential adoption falls through.

Ms. Farley led the Philharmonic's side in the secret negotiations with Carnegie Hall even as she publicly directed parallel planning for an overhaul of Avery Fisher Hall.

A senior investigator on the case, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there might be "parallel planning" for separate attacks by members of the group.

And a gap in enthusiasm (in truth there is none) between the E.U.'s common currency and its citizens — a Brussels official describes Europeans regarding the euro as a "convenience" rather than a necessity — at a moment when the euro zone's leaders have chosen to confront a likely recession with savings and rigor but no parallel plan for a surge in activity.

Here we propose a way to use the information of landmarks in SAT based planning, which is a successful framework for generating parallel plans.

The Conservatives insist the process must still be introduced in parallel to plans for further devolution to Scotland as a "matter of fairness".

The spot, running one minute, draws a parallel between plans for the bombings of the Pentagon and the United States Capitol — for which the Weather Underground claimed responsibility — and the Sept. 11 attacks.

Furthermore, roll out of improved diagnostic technologies should happen in parallel with plans for increasing MDR-TB management capacity, as implementation of a rapid diagnostic such as LPA can only impact on patient care as part of a holistic approach to MDR-TB management.

Integration vs. parallel process -- Phase I has to some extent created parallel planning and/or work processes, for example, around emergency telecommunications and CAAC policy development.

For example, the Minnesota Department of Revenue announced a parallel plan to allow companies there to correct misclassifications with reduced Minnesota tax consequences.