Sentence examples for produced plan from inspiring English sources

And on top of this is the vested interest of the existing Governing Council, the 25-member body that Mr Bremer himself appointed and which is the nearest approximation Iraq has right now to a government of its own.When Mr Bremer produced Plan B in November, the council seemed happy enough to go along with it.

PAGE B7 ARTS FEMALE PLAYWRIGHTS SEEK Productions of More Works A group of female playwrights, frustrated by the difficulty of getting their work produced, plan to attend a town-hall-style meeting on Monday night to air their grievances with representatives of New York's leading Off Broadway and nonprofit theaters.

In the analysis phase, they analyze the efficiency of the produced plan with respect to the derived statistics, and finally, in the reoptimization phase, they build a new query plan if the statistics indicate that the runtime plan is inefficient.

In meetings with baseball officials, he produced plans to improve the Rangers' finances.

He produced plans for building shelters in the rock below Manhattan, estimating that "very high-quality" shelter spaces could be constructed there for between five hundred and nine hundred dollars apiece.

A prolific designer, he also produced plans for buildings at little or no cost for primary schools and for at least one orphanage.

We did it once, not so long ago: in Milton Keynes, where the Development Corporation produced plans that developers wanted to build because they found that quality meant profits.

The produced plans are represented using tree structures, which capture the task execution status in terms of completeness, agents' roles and actions' order.

In 1944 45, Holden produced plans for the reconstruction of Canterbury, Kent, with the City Architect Herbert Millson Enderby.

His Pacific Institute has produced plans for saving large amounts of water in agriculture and cities, which would make the dams unnecessary.

The overall RSF study was about producing a community participation process for remote places that could be used by health authority managers (i.e. was straightforward to understand, produced plans for service redesign, and was relatively cheap).