Sentence examples for rigid planned from inspiring English sources
In recent months, China's leaders have served as quiet mentors to Kim Jong Il, the formerly reclusive North Korean leader, as he has sought to expand his foreign ties and perhaps loosen his country's rigid planned economy.
Commissioner Scoppetta said the document is not meant to be a comprehensive or completely rigid plan.
"The idea that we had a rigid plan for the political transition is a mistake," he said.
Even civil science was denied the computers, centrifuges and relative freedom from rigid planning constraints that so privileged the military.
Britain also had a boom in house prices but its rigid planning laws were a curb on construction.
Google is one of the first very large tech companies ever to pride itself on rapid response rather than rigid planning.
NAILING your reputation to a rigid plan can be dangerous: if the facts change, a refusal to budge looks stubborn, but a shift looks like a U-turn.
Emergency aid can only be released once a crisis has been formally declared, whereas development funding tends to follow rigid plans and timelines.
Debord's map depicts a directionless "drift" through the streets of Paris, as if to argue that the city is created through individual experience and collective memory, rather than a rigid plan imposed from above.
These critics argued that this monumental uniformity was the greatest possible indictment of the system: a rigid plan that assumed everyone wanted the same thing, while giving them a mass-produced product that few really desired.
In 2006, when markets were far perkier, that sales-to-stocks ratio was just 6.5 months.Britain at least does not have such an inventory problem, because its rigid planning laws prevented a house-building boom.
