Sentence examples for planning seeking from inspiring English sources

This has led many to pursue climate adaptation planning, seeking to achieve preparedness through reducing vulnerability and enhancing resilience of populations, assets, and municipal operations.

As Hudson et al. [36] state, an attractive, well functioning and competitive tourist destination is not created by chance, but is the outcome of successful planning, seeking to capitalize on local assets and promote forms of tourist development that are well adjusted to the local and global context.

It's even possible to combine the method with scenario planning, seeking expert feedback on several different possible scenarios and drivers.

In this framework, parents intending to support family physical activity for their children are thought to be influenced by affective attitude (enjoyment of the behavior) and perceived control (ability and opportunity to perform the behavior if desired), and are largely dependent on the higher use and quality of regulation behaviors (e.g., planning, seeking opportunities, self-monitoring).

The secondary outcome measures include knowledge of the consequences of childhood overweight, intention to change lifestyle behaviours and/or seek advice, perceived control, action planning, coping planning, seeking support behaviours, and the child's body weight status at 12 month follow-up.

The methodology, which is based on graph theory, transportation and urban planning, seeks to optimize the use of city resources.

As urban planning has sought to shape the trajectory of urban development, human geography has recorded and reported these efforts while also charting the transformations of cities that planning seeks to harness and control.

Micro-regional planning sought to increase the community stake-holding in planning through informed participation in fact-finding on immediate health problems, focussed on specific and affordable actions.

He talks in a roundabout way, airing plans, seeking information, refining it, and passing it on.

A separate lawsuit in the Court of Claims is planned seeking payment from the state for the wrongful incarceration.

On Monday, the CUNY board approved a budget plan seeking $139 million in increased state aid but no tuition increase.