Sentence examples similar to placed on planning from inspiring English sources

Blame for this lack of supply is usually placed on the planning system.

Greater emphasis should therefore be placed on urban planning which takes into consideration the surrounding environment and any accompanying effects it might have on the built environment.

One of the UK's leading children's charities has issued a stark warning that the child protection system is failing neglected infants, sometimes with fatal consequences, despite the number of children being placed on protection plans for neglect rising by almost 30% in five years.

The surveys were conducted at selected locations, placed on the plan of excavation (approximately 5 m above the ancient surface) and near the archaeological excavation area.

A check mark appeared near the scripture I had read and another one was placed on my reading plan calendar.

And, what ethical boundaries, if any, should be placed on top-down planning as an agent inducing local reactions and social transformations.

Great emphasis is placed on aspects of planning and interpretation because they become more important in recent application of geophysics to rock engineering.

In BTP's 2012 pilot without nurses, five of 137 people placed on suicide prevention plans went on to take their own lives, or 3.6 per cent.

The number of children placed on child-protection plans for neglect has risen by almost 30% over the past five years, according to an analysis by the Observer.

Job centre staff who fail to make sufficient sanctions referrals are placed on Performance Improvement Plans, which can result in them losing out on annual pay awards, the union claims.

Pressure to maintain equitable funding which is responsive to the demand placed on different health plans has triggered each health system to develop population-based funding models.