Sentence examples for plans that align from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, it announced in Paris that 114 companies – listed here – have promised to adopt greenhouse gas reduction plans that align with what climate science says is necessary to avoid the most dangerous impacts of climate change.

Understanding by design promotes a "backwards design" strategy wherein curriculum designers are prompted to unwrap content standards and to write a list of desired results and essential questions prior to designing assessments and subsequently lesson plans that align with the unit's overall objectives.

In working with governments, Ms. Pakkala said, UNICEF is improving the way it coordinates with them through rolling work plans that align programme planning with government planning cycles.

The nation needs a growth model and plan that aligns both major parties behind a new social contract that can sustain American political and economic leadership in the world for the next generation and beyond.

Each curricular component is presented in scope and sequence via daily lesson plans that are aligned to the National Association for Sport and Physical Education NASPE Standardsds.

Most importantly, more NTD-affected countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America, are designing and launching integrated plans that allow governments to align objectives and make the best use of their resources.

We need to listen closely to our educators and leaders when they share feedback about implementation plans that do not include aligned resources, training for all educators and parents as partners in the process.

It said that employees of the trading unit received a percentage of the profits, not discretionary bonuses, a pay plan that "directly aligns compensation with performance".

Final Step - Employ An Action Plan for Success: Provide sales force with a tactical plan that is aligned with management's strategic objectives.

So the "special interests" are not aligned to prevent our moving forward on creating plans that help our economy.

The reform project discussed in this article was developed using these central elements of science education reform (AAAS, 1989, 1993; NRC, 1996): collaboration on course goals and content, establishment of a collegial climate in which ideas are openly discussed and refined, and deliberate design of an assessment plan that aligned with course goals and would guide future course development.