Sentence examples for planning steering from inspiring English sources

Sail too close to the AMT and you have a nightmare of tax planning, steering between the Scylla of the regular tax and the Charybdis of the AMT.

Hofmann (2005) defined it as follows: "Located at the intersection of logistics, supply chain management, collaboration, and finance, Supply Chain Finance is an approach for two or more organizations in a supply chain, including external service providers, to jointly create value through means of planning, steering, and controlling the flow of financial resources on an inter-organizational level.

Although, in effect, planning, steering and coordination instruments, and finally those of financing and evaluation, assigned to peripheries during the course of the various policy-making phases, may manage to depict territorial boards as authentic centres of political decision, it will always be the central government that will decide upon the degree and contents of decentralisation.

"We've been working on this for five years," says George Trubody, a county councillor for the peninsula and chairman of the neighbourhood plan steering group.

The City Council on Tuesday agreed to bump the general plan steering committee from five members to seven and reopen the application process within two weeks to fill the additional spots.

The app also promises to do route-planning, steering riders to the most bike-friendly streets, but perhaps the most eyebrow-raising activity it enables is spotting when the dockless bikes have been parked in off-limits areas.

He actively participates in planning and steering of university initiatives such as Data Science, Nano Science, Precision Medicine, and Mind Brain and Behavior.

It is therefore extremely important for countries to implement advanced land use planning and steering instruments that are designed to mitigate urban sprawl and to enforce thrift development within a coherent legal framework of sustainable land use governance.

Accordingly, the planning and steering of cities were based on quite different criteria.

But in spite of these differences, the concept of planning and steering was, and still is, the cornerstone of our dealing with cities.

He said the state could divert women of child-bearing age away from church-based plans without reducing enrollment in the plans, by steering older women and men into them.