Sentence examples for planning and practical from inspiring English sources

Though he was essentially a man of good planning and practical action, he may also have been something of a mystic in whom contemporary legend, at any rate, saw a favourite of Jupiter as well as a spiritual descendant of Alexander the Great.

Connections between the soul and morally significant characteristics such as courage, temperance and justice, and with cognitive and intellectual functions, notably with planning and practical thought, are firmly established in fifth century Greek usage.

This remarkable growth demands that systems offer support to many different stages of IPDP, going across early planning and practical development phases.

The theoretical background of the paper stems from integrating insights from two disciplines, long-term foresight and socio-technical transitions, and bringing them into the context of strategic planning and practical decision and policy-making.

By the end of the fifth century — the time of Socrates' death — soul is standardly thought and spoken of, for instance, as the distinguishing mark of living things, as something that is the subject of emotional states and that is responsible for planning and practical thinking, and also as the bearer of such virtues as courage and justice.

M-LJ was active in the planning and practical performance of the study, and performed some of the statistical analysis.

Results developed a platform to embolden volunteers, providing them with information, coaching, role-playing, action plans and practical feedback.

The main purpose of the article is to identify the targets and instruments of such a policy, through an international review of policy briefs, implementation plans and practical experiences.

This project of articulating the distinctive nature of intention was influentially undertaken in Michael Bratman's Intention, Plans, and Practical Reason (1987), partially as a response to the reductive view, which had once been endorsed by the early Davidson, according to which intentions could be analyzed as complexes of beliefs and desires.

Jagger's work continued to take longer than planned, partially due to shortages of staff, the need to approve each amendment to the plan and practical problems on the site itself.

This meeting identified concrete plans and practical steps for action, and concluded that the MDGs are still attainable, if the wealthiest nations untie their purse strings.