Sentence examples for planning leading from inspiring English sources

The office, directed by civilians who, like Feith, had neoconservative views, played a major role in the intelligence and planning leading up to the March invasion of Iraq.

The White House nonetheless took pains to recreate what it said were the long months of thinking and planning leading up to the proposal.

Ms. Moreno said it was far from clear that medical professionals were present at all in the planning leading up to executions.

Hence, we conclude that our proposed technique can be effectively used for switch level planning leading to an efficient management of scarce radio resource in cellular networks.

It has been reported that sub-optimal pre-operative planning, leading to implant undersizing and/or thin cement mantle, can explain such failures.

Water quality problems identified in the 305(b) report should be analyzed through water quality management planning leading to the development of alternative controls and procedures for problems identified in the latest 305(b) report.

Each student and adviser share in planning a program leading to the objectives discussed.

Reich says that the GOP wants to have it both ways: the reform will be a terrible plan -- leading to, I guess, TERRIBLENESS -- or it will be an effective plan, leading to the GOP never being able to say that government run health care doesn't lead to TERRIBLENESS.

Future plans leading toward distributed computing and GRID within CDF are also discussed.

The commander, Adm. Timothy J. Keating, said China's army had agreed to consider a plan leading to the exercises.

However, much of our growth wasn't comprehensively planned, leading to infrastructure challenges that we're still trying to address.