Sentence examples for planned with lead from inspiring English sources

Telephone interviews were planned with lead nurses, financial managers and commissioners involved in delivering children's palliative care in North Wales after they received the schedule.

Both events were planned with short lead times.

In contrast to the classical planning procedure that is based on a constant lead-time, artificial neural networks (ANNs) allow planning with variable lead times, depending on the given situation.

(E) Correctional staff should begin discharge planning with adequate lead time to ensure continuity of care and facilitate entry into community diabetes care.

using NPT to identify factors that might promote or inhibit the routine incorporation of user/carer led planning with a particular focus on coherence and cognitive participation.

"If they would kill another 20, or 40, or 50 Israeli citizens, or if they will be stopped on the way there?" Mr. Sharon again said that he was prepared to make "painful compromises" for peace, and that he personally planned to lead any negotiations with the Palestinians, with Foreign Minister Shimon Peres at his side.

Before leaving for the summit yesterday the BBC reported May planned to lead a discussion with her fellow world leaders on how to "work together to prevent the plotting of terrorist attacks online and to stop the spread of hateful extremist ideology on social media".

He had planned to lead nine more concerts, with the Boston Symphony and the Tanglewood Music Center student orchestra.

Through the use of approximations of practice, or rehearsals, the teacher leaders are able to deliberately practice a potentially difficult part of the workshop they plan to lead with their math department colleagues.

Soon enough the world will know, however, because Levin is planning to lead with the tape on "TMZ," the new syndicated TV series that premieres nationwide today (in Los Angeles, on KTTV Channel 11 at 6 30 p.m. and 11 30 p.m.).

The Sobibor rising was planned and led by a Red Army Jewish prisoner with precisely such military training.