Sentence examples for plan more effectively from inspiring English sources

That might help investors plan more effectively.

Making sure that all bodies are working together across all departments and arms-length bodies will allow them to plan more effectively and save money.

We argue that there is a need to recognise fully the walking that exists, and to plan more effectively to accommodate pedestrians so that walking is perceived as an expected way of moving around urban areas.

Universities UK conducted a project with vice-chancellors on our Longer Term Strategy Network and we are putting together a report and resources to help universities plan more effectively for the future.

At a meeting with donors last week, Patrick Chinamasa, Zimbabwe's Finance Minister, attempted to persuade them that "as we go forward and as we successfully build trust among ourselves, we can in future channel development assistance through the [budget] so that we are able to plan more effectively and more efficiently".

Neoliberals want the state to concentrate on steering, not rowing, and they have sometimes argued that a focus on steering would enable the state to plan more effectively: when state actors step back from the delivery of policies, they have more time to consider the big picture.

Policy formation needs to recognize this ordering of priorities in order to integrate economic and urban planning more effectively.

In 2014-15 and 2015-16, chunks of the NHS budget will be made available to local government so that social care can be planned more effectively.

One of the most senior executives involved in organising the London 2012 Olympics has admitted they "missed a trick" in not planning more effectively to deliver a sports participation legacy.

Cervicovaginal fetal fibronectin (fFN) has enhanced prediction of preterm birth and, more recently, quantified results have become available so that management can planned more effectively and targeted to individual women.

These realizations are valuable, because they prime students to use metacognitive-regulation skills such as planning more effectively.