Sentence examples for plan recognised from inspiring English sources

The bank is 81% owned by the taxpayer, he points out, so when the government told him that they want to start the privatisation process, the board (which also supports that plan) recognised that a new CEO would be needed to handle that process, and the years afterwards.

However instead of compressing the time available several people involved in developing and implementing the plan recognised there was a need to invest in understanding the EFHIA process and building trust with members of the EFHIA advisory group.

"This will be reviewed further as part of the 2015 plan, recognising the current outlook for oil prices," the company said.

He said the plans recognised the importance of chemistry activity for excellence in research and teaching across the biosciences for the future.

And we want local authorities to ensure their local plans recognise the changing demographic of their areas and prioritise housebuilding for this age group.

In addition, most plans recognise institutional and cognitional responses to low-carbon city development, such as: policies and legislation; departmental planning and cooperation; measuring, monitoring and reporting performance; capital investment; community education and outreach; and stakeholder involvement.

Most city plans recognise energy, transportation and building as the main driving forces for GHG emissions, which cause environmental pressures, and highlight technical responses to reduce GHG emissions pressures from these root causes.

We propose a family of algorithms based on hierarchical objectives including complete algorithms and heuristics which integrate network design with path planning, recognising the impact of obstacles on mobility and communication.

Furthermore, urban planning is recognised as an important instrument for promoting sustainable development.

"It was decided that in terms of planning we recognised that Hampden wasn't going to be available so we needed two stadiums, ideally, in order to be able to take the semi-finals and final to venues that would cope with the demand for tickets".

Planning experts recognised a need to expand capacity on the Eastern Suburbs Line.