Sentence examples for planning pathways from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we examine three climate adaptation planning approaches in the cities of Quito Ecuadorr), Surat (India), and Durban (South Africa) and analyze the trade-offs associated with different planning pathways and different forms of stakeholder involvement.

The government's 10 year Strategic Plan, Pathways to the Future: Ngã Huarahi Arataki 2002 2012 (Ministry of Education, 2002), is intended to enhance quality participation in early childhood.

This initiative extended a raft of policies intended to improve quality participation in early childhood as part of the Government's ten year Strategic Plan Pathways to the Future: Ngã Huarahi Arataki 2002 2012.

In some cases, the students created paths that encompassed all features of the map, while other students included additional features that could be explored independently of the planned pathway.

As a child growing up in Kentucky, he was a competitive cyclist, and after graduating from college he took a job planning bicycle pathways in Bend, Ore.

Although research advocates the mainstreaming of ecosystem-based adaptation to advance sustainable planning, the pathways for its systematic implementation are missing and it remains unclear how local authorities can best integrate this new approach into their core work.

When simple steps are taken during initial project planning, the pathways towards the translation of genomic research findings can be managed to optimize long-term benefits to health.

This provides fertile ground for future research as well as practical assistance in assessing unmet need, auditing case mix and planning care pathways.

It's complicated if you are looking at planning a pathway as not many children actually want to play there".

Treatment plans included pathways to other specialities.

This group includes papers on the impact of gamification on students' engagement and how to measure that impact (Simoes et al., 2015), papers on the effectiveness of gamification behavior patterns as a measure of playfulness (Codish & Ravid, 2015), and how predictive measurements can help students plan their pathways in gamified courses (Holman et al., 2015).