Most comprehensive conservation strategies are similar in that they invoke a set of key conservation planning principles, for example, the selection of reserve sites is based on characteristics such as their representation, resilience, and redundancy, or complementarity, irreplaceability, and vulnerability.
The project is continuing, but last August the Clinic presented a preliminary report to Judge Fein setting forth an overview of useful technologies and a series of "best practices" and strategic planning principles for using those tools to better serve the needs of litigants.
This paper examines land use planning and design principles for new towns as embodied in HDB's structural model.
Steen Leleur has worked out, among other things, several textbooks such as "Road Infrastructure Planning - A Decision Oriented Approach" published in 2000 by Polyteknisk, Second Edition and "Systemic Planning – Principles and Methodology for Planning in a Complex World", Second Edition, published in 2008 also by Polyteknisk.
First, region-wide initiatives such as the CTI-CFF need to be supported by actions at national, sub-national, and local levels by translating broad policy directives and planning principles into guidelines for identifying spatial priorities at progressively lower levels of governance.
In fact, collaborative planning principles provide a means for the market-driven local state and planning agencies to reinforce present neoliberal hegemony.
Highland councillors have given the Scottish Prison Service planning permission in principle for the prison on a site near Inverness Retail Park.
For example, the Soviet Union was an experiment in running an economy on central planning principles -- rather than capitalist principles.
When planning the principles and instrumentation for the therapy sessions according to the above-mentioned research goals, we have had to assent to some deviations from the traditional clinical practice that may be considered as limitations.
