Sentence examples for rapidly planned from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, ecological wastewater treatment processes are being rapidly planned and constructed in rural areas of China; however, the discharge of residual antibiotics to the aquatic environment may highlight a necessity for optimizing or upgrading their design and operation.

If the Supreme Court upholds the Affordable Care Act, Sullivan said, states will have to rapidly plan health care exchanges.

I was driving my children to school and as usual, was rapidly planning all the possible morning tasks I could fit into a small window of time before Pre-K dismissal.

During disaster times, we need specific information to rapidly plan a disaster response, especially in sudden-onset disasters.

White Plains Hospital Center, which has been growing rapidly, plans to lease more than half of the parking space at the garage.

Pentagon officials acknowledged that NATO nations, many of whom already are reluctant to remain in Afghanistan, also may argue that Bin Laden's death allows them to withdraw more rapidly than planned.

It has been increasing its military budget rapidly and plans to spend $60 billion on its armed forces in 2008, according to the government budget.

The delay has meant that Yupi has not expanded as rapidly as originally planned, Mr. Coen said.

Rwanda's leaders, for instance, specified the regions in which the rapidly developing country planned to extend its grid, thereby delineating where solar would be needed most.

As the economy tipped into recession in 2001, stimulus became the rationale for the cuts, and for the 2003 law that phased them in more rapidly than originally planned.

The company has been coming under increasing pressure from some of its labor groups as well as the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation in recent days to rapidly state what it planned to do with its employee pension plan.