Sentence examples for point of planning from inspiring English sources

From the view point of planning TTP studies, the low proportion of planned pregnancies has implications for sample size calculation and allocation of resources.

The Devils stayed, and worked it out with New Jersey, but not to the point of planning the parade route this time around.

In an era of neoliberal urbanism the waterfront has become a focal point of planning intervention; however, this raises important political issues concerning the distributional consequences of redeveloping large tracts of derelict land and dilapidated property.

"Sadly that tragedy, that genocide, was the first of the deplorable series of catastrophes of the past century, made possible by twisted racial, ideological or religious aims that darkened the minds of the tormentors even to the point of planning the annihilation of entire peoples," he said.

Despite the unpleasantness, Shane and Guard reconciled to a large degree (even to the point of planning a possible reunion tour) prior to Guard's death at age 56 from lymphoma nine years later in March 1991.

1. Involvement at the point of planning.

FFS plans include preferred provider organization (PPO) plans, exclusive provider organization plans, point-of-service plans, consumer-directed health plans, and indemnity plans.

Finally conclusions point to regionalisation of planning goals as the solution for many aspects in floodplain water management.

For astronomical users of the VLTI, some familiarity with these ideas is beneficial from the point of view of planning interferometric observations and in understanding what limitations different hardware implementations may give rise to.

FFS plans include preferred provider organization (PPO) plans, exclusive provider organization plans, point-of-service (POS) plans, consumer-directed health plans, and indemnity plans.

She made a point of never planning anything, however charged the moment might be.