Sentence examples for planning cells from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon, along with Central Command, has established a similar group of planning cells, known as "crisis action teams," focused on contingencies that could involve the American military.

These include citizen juries, citizen panels, consensus conferences, planning cells, deliberative polling, focus groups, consensus building exercises, surveys, public hearings, open houses, citizen advisory committees, community planning, and referenda (Funtowitz & Ravetz 1993).

Planning cells require a large investment of time and money and are not suitable for all types of risk problems and all contexts.

Planning cells or citizen panels (juries) are groups of randomly selected citizens who are asked to compose a set of policy recommendations on a specific issue (Dienel 1989).

Dynamic strikes are said to be conducted at a different location from planned strikes and are completely separate from the joint planning cell.

Washington provides logistical and intelligence supportthrough a joint planning cell established with the Saudi military, who are leading the campaign.

Already providing "logistical and intelligence" support via a "joint planning cell", the US this week announced it is stepping up weapons deliveries to the Saudis.

Britain, for one, opposes the move and has instead proposed the creation of a European military "planning cell" based in NATO's military headquarters.

But Sands said it was wrong to suggest the UK government was not involved in the conflict since it was present in the joint planning cell, and providing weaponry.

The draft also accuses the government of giving contradictory assurances about the unprecedented degree of UK involvement in providing military advice to the Saudis, including in the joint combined planning cell and the Saudi Air Operations Centre.

The new project is being led by the Air Force's strategic and operational planning cell, called Checkmate, along with experts on the Army staff in Washington and at some Army field units.