Sentence examples for planning ideology from inspiring English sources

The city is bereft of pavements and footpaths, betraying a skewed planning ideology which favours cars over cycles and pedestrians.

In spite of differences in colonial urban planning ideology, we see striking similarities in the urban waterscapes of these four cities.

However the rational model has long been at the basis of the planning project, already during the period between the two World Wars, but also immediately after the Second World War: it has been at the basis of many planning laws, of the idea of the Soviet but also of the French planning ideology, in the US as well as in Italy.

For all his English wariness of grand plans and ideologies, David Cameron, the Tory leader, is keen on the centrifugal theme.

On Monday 17 men in Saudi Arabia were sentenced to jail terms ranging from two and a half years to 26 for following extremist ideology, planning to fight in Iraq, coordinating the travel of "misled" members of society and trying to turn public opinion against the state.

The next day, a coalition of extremist groups, including young men who proudly proclaimed their loyalty to a white-nationalist ideology, planned to hold a rally under the banner of "Unite the Right".

Now Mr. Bush could have tried to sell his plan in terms of the ideology that the plan actually reflects.

This lack of familiarity, as well as former ties between the body plan concept and metaphysical ideology is likely responsible for our underappreciation of the body plan concept in its own right, as well as its role in evo-devo.

To the Editor: Paul Krugman's attacks on health insurance plans rely more on ideology than data.

Only a Godless ideology could plan and carry out the extermination of a whole people.

The economic plan is guided by ideology, and any economists and technocrats who argue for a more pragmatic approach are disparaged by the leadership as "empiricists".