Sentence examples similar to securing planned outcomes from inspiring English sources

It would cost £50m to build, if it secures planning permission from Highland Council.

However, the statements were undoubtedly very influential in securing that outcome.

All economic decisions involve an infinitely complicated set of interacting networks in the brain that adjust and implement plans that are aimed at securing a desired outcome.

A surge in newly registered voters from April through October may have helped secure those outcomes, election officials said.

"Our goal is to secure balanced outcomes that benefit all sectors of our economy, across all regions of our country".

But people close to AT&T's board say that the directors are intent on securing the best outcome for the company's shareholders, and that the board now recognizes that the best outcome may not come from adhering to the spinoff plan.

Throughout, you have shown an unfettered personal commitment to securing the best outcome for the public".

In this pivotal year, business needs to act with a sense of urgency in securing a transformative outcome from Paris.

The government deserves great credit for the role that it played in securing the Paris outcome.

Early diagnosis and treatment are necessary for securing a favourable outcome (Bielack et al, 2002).

In a section on lessons learned, the inquiry states: "Where the UK is the junior partner and is unable during the planning or implementation to secure the outcome it requires, it should take stock of whether to attach conditions to continued participation and whether further involvement would be consistent with the UK's strategic interests.