Sentence examples for planned to shape from inspiring English sources

This year, the Davosmen planned to shape "the values and leadership principles for a post-crisis world".

It wasn't really planned to shape up as a themed column, but sometimes we can only respond to what we're seeing, even if it's not pleasant.

Del Toro and "Battlestar Galactica" veteran David Eick planned to shape the project with Eick writing and Del Toro directing.

Wiley, who has signed to Atlantic Records-imprint Asylum, plans to shape his career with limited help from his label.

The industry has ramped up its efforts in advance of a gathering in Uruguay this week of public health officials from 171 nations, who plan to shape guidelines to enforce a global anti-smoking treaty.

But the steps that Clinton aides are planning to shape his new life do little to address a potentially thornier problem: Historically, when Mr. Clinton does not have a job to do, he gets into trouble.

The Geelong Grammar School, a prestigious boarding and day school in Australia, is planning to shape its curriculum around the precepts of positive psychology in 2008, and the government of Scotland has also been in touch with Seligman to see whether the discipline might help its citizens.

Ample opportunities must be provided for teachers to engage in reflective dialogue about their current practices and develop action plans to shape their future practices.

That's how the label is going to be," says YOS, who plans to shape the club's sound with nights of rising techno and house talent.

Those planning to shape governmental responses to climate displacement should first turn to the experts who live not only at the frontlines of climate change, but at the eroding edge of governmental solutions.

However, perhaps the best way to find out what our planet will actually look like in 50 years is to ask our young people what they care about and how they plan to shape our planet's future.