Sentence examples for planned entries from inspiring English sources

But we project that it will be mature, in the sense of having virtually all presently planned entries complete, in about four years.

A joint letter from the National Association of Head Teachers and the Association of School and College leaders says: "Without any notice and with immediate effect, the government has limited schools' ability to enter students early for GCSEs - after we had already planned entries for the year.

The relaunch comes ahead of Morrisons' planned entry into the home delivery business and fresh competition from Marks & Spencer.

The latest Afghan battles were fought within close range of the pipeline's planned entry point.Economic gain or loss is not Iran's only concern.

Though a planned entry pavilion to the show by the talented firm Ball-Nogues Studio couldn't be finished in time, three other pavilions big enough to walk into (by Tom Wiscombe, Elena Manferdini and the firm Patterns) are lined up at the start of the exhibition.

In planning entry into a blocked market, the company must identify opponents, allies, and neutral groups.

Robert Goodwin, a co-founder of Executives Without Borders and director of philanthropy at Mattel, said he thinks the key to growth is to plan entry into each new region by following his group's model: work with nonprofits to build relationships and infrastructure, and then create "the ability for companies to take over".

(Abortion and assisted reproduction receive separate planned encyclopedia entries).

Entry supervisor means the person (such as the employer, foreman, or crew chief) responsible for determining if acceptable entry conditions are present at a permit space where entry is planned, for authorizing entry and overseeing entry operations, and for terminating entry as required by this section.

The hope is that this will cut down on the amount of duplicate plan entries in the system — arguably Plancast's biggest weak-spot.

Care plan entries were used as an indicator of behavioural intent and a proxy measure of working relationships.