Sentence examples for planning expressed from inspiring English sources

Ronald Nkusi, from Rwanda's ministry of finance and economic planning, expressed hope that one of the Bric countries would join the steering committee.

However, during discussions about decentralised planning expressed by this taluka's health managers, the dominant theme was frustration.

The Health Care Plan in defined in article 2 of Ministerial Directive 3.332/2006 of the Ministry of Health as an instrument to be developed based on situational analysis, presenting the planning expressed in terms of objectives, guidelines and targets for a four-year period.

The Department of Homeless Services, which must give final approval to the plan, expressed support for it last week.

But Davies, who is among the large cohort of Conservative MPs opposed to the plans, expressed his concern about churches presiding over same-sex weddings.

Board members who voted against the plan expressed concern that it would compel Icann to become involved in regulating content, among other issues.

After the viruous (and lugubrious) plans expressed by the other winners, we are grateful to Mrs. Smalls for this simple version of her hearts desire.

Several lawmakers said that aides to Mr. Bloomberg, who had backed the cleanup plan, expressed deep unease about the possibility of an early-morning fracas.

In Washington, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, which oversees the nation's retirement plans, expressed "deep concern," while one of United's most vocal Congressional critics took another swipe at the company.

Some lawmakers, even as they voted for the plan, expressed concerns that the city was committing itself to a path of least political resistance that may come back to haunt residents or lawmakers.

Last week, while the Department of Homeland Security visited the plant to review emergency preparedness and security, the environmental group Riverkeeper, a critic of Indian Point's evacuation plan, expressed the fears of many residents.