Sentence examples for profile planning from inspiring English sources

Susan Joseph, a senior vice president of research and public affairs at a consulting firm in Manhattan, said she thought she fit that profile, planning on moving from her rent-stabilized one-bedroom apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan to Brooklyn when she had children.

We interviewed representatives of 30 PCOs with diverse demographic profiles planning a range of models of care.

The government has been under intense pressure from teaching unions who have threatened to mount a high profile plan to boycott the tests next May, to coincide with the expected date for the general election.

Techdirt writes: "Lots of people are pointing out that the FAA's claims are likely to ground the high profile plans by Amazon to deliver packages by drone, but it's some of the other things that are on the prohibited list that strike me as even more ridiculous". One rule in particular has prompted some scathing criticism.

This involves digitizing polygon features like lithology, land use and landslide inventory; line feature like lineaments and rivers and preparing digital elevation model (DEM) derivatives such as slope, aspect, profile and profile and plan curvatures in Arc GIS 10.

And former first lady Michelle Obama is set to elevate her profile soon, planning a speech in Washington on May 12 at an anti-obesity summit hosted by the Partnership for a Healthier America.

My job profile includes planning and executing social media communications, marketing announcements, liaisoning with the media on behalf of the brands I manage and designing PR campaigns for products and services.

He said a low-profile planning meeting might be more appropriate in the near term.

Despite the uncertain outcome of the race, Mr. Gore has started low-level, low-profile planning for a presidential transition.

After years of high-profile planning for high-definition television, the first regularly scheduled national HDTV broadcasts will be by a company with a decidedly low profile.

Senior Republicans have begun disagreeing with President Bush over the high-profile planning for war with Iraq, saying that no need has been proven and no military preparations have been made.