Sentence examples for resulting plans from inspiring English sources
Their resulting plans for a future in which the web finally invades our living rooms had better be good.
Neff's resulting plans had a stable, which "rose on paper like the Royal Riding Academy in Madrid," a "men's house" for the farmhands ("When it finally loomed up on the treeless scarred hillside it looked like a Vanderbilt summer place to me") and then a "week later Sherwood Forest began moving up the hill".
Research in systematic conservation planning has focused heavily on biological considerations, even though a growing number of studies demonstrate that integrating economic costs into the planning process markedly increases the efficiency of resulting plans.
In this paper we ask how planners frame the 'transport problem', and how their framing of the problem affects urban planning, the resulting plans and developments and the urban road traffic volumes.
We apply both to a hypothetical case inspired by a river reach in the Rhine Delta of the Netherlands, and compare them with respect to the required tooling, the resulting decision relevant insights, and the resulting plans.
Moreover, for a successful planning outcome, it is important for planners to be able to identify the level of 'acceptability' of goals/objectives and resulting plans, which can drive their efforts for better orienting policy actions and reaching consensus on behalf of a more effective implementation of plans [41].
The resulting plan — with a multibillion-dollar price tag — has helped address highway gridlock.
"The constraints – logistically and financially – that the resulting planning conditions put upon us are simply not workable," said DF Concerts.
ClientEarth and other air pollution campaigners including Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace and the Healthy Air campaign dismissed the resulting plan as inadequate.
The resulting plan today comes just days after it was revealed that the UK was lobbying against new European limits for carmakers on NOx.
The resulting plan was "one of the largest and most ambitious re-zonings we've proposed for Brooklyn," the mayor said in 2007.
