Sentence examples for plan recognized from inspiring English sources

The plan recognized a similar dynamic in Jackson Heights, Queens, where Latino and Asian neighborhoods were consolidated.

The published plan recognized the necessity of having "evacuation procedures for special needs persons," presumably including those lacking their own transportation.

The authors of the plan recognized the obvious, that no one would buy a nongasoline car until its fuel was available at filling stations all over the country, and that no one would build the filling stations until there were cars to use the fuel.

In a Dec. 16 letter to Geary and other human rights advocates, Maninder Gill, a World Bank senior manager who is one of the leaders of the team carrying out the bank's action plan, recognized that the plan "does not articulate how we provide redress to the individuals and communities that have been displaced by World Bank projects".    .

The national nature policy plan recognized this and encouraged further research to base conservation measures on.

57 This strategic plan recognized the diversity of malaria risks across the Republic and tailored priority interventions accordingly including specific elimination ambitions in targeted areas (Khartoum and Gezira).

To its credit, the president's plan recognizes that "curbing emissions of methane is critical".

But the new plan recognizes that flat-fee accounts do not suit all customers, especially many very wealthy investors whose business Merrill covets most.

"Mr. Mozilo has stated publicly that his current plan recognizes his personal need to diversify some of his assets as he approaches retirement," said Rick Simon, a Countrywide spokesman.

The plan recognizes that the federal government must work with state and local officials, as well as parents and students, to improve access to affordable higher education.

Instead of imposing a one-size-fits-all straitjacket, our plan recognizes that one community may need more math teachers while another may need better reading programs -- and still others, new computers.