Sentence examples for plan brief from inspiring English sources
In the book, I talk about this method: Plan, brief, execute, debrief, process.
"You write a trial plan, brief the guys in the factory, assess mixing, the cluster bake time and the thickness with which it lays on the line (the thicker it is the more you need to drive moisture off).
And tailor your visit to the developmental stage of your child--young children possess short attention spans, so plan brief sessions and adjust your personal expectation of seeing all the most important works in a given museum in favor of a chosen few.
Edward Skyler, the deputy mayor who is overseeing the plan, briefed business and civic leaders on the proposal last week at a closed-door meeting of the steering committee of the Association for a Better New York.
However, the government rejected these concerns and pushed forward with the plan, briefed out over the weekend, which does not exclude national parks from fracking and has no special protection for wildlife sites of international or national importance.
And architect and planning consultant Peter Baker, representing the residents, said he had prepared a community planning brief following a community workshop.
Lewis also inherits the planning brief from Nick Boles after his promotion to minister across both the Department for Education and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
But Stuart Natkus, representing the developers, said that they had met most of the issues raised in the residents' community planning brief and had also complied with national planning policy.
Previously on the planning brief, Boles was this week reshuffled to a joint post shared between the Department for Education and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to work on adult skills and apprenticeships.
The services range from self-help documents to subscription plans (brief online/phone contact with lawyers) and full-blown-engagements (at discounted rates).
I did not include cold calls, unsolicited business plans, brief meetings with founders looking for advice, or catching up with a founder over a beer, unless we met for a pitch later.
