Sentence examples for starting point for planning from inspiring English sources
An obvious starting point for planning to attend a performance, Operabase (www.operabase.com), available in six languages, contains an exhausting (if not quite exhaustive) compilation of worldwide schedules, recent reviews, festivals and opera houses.
In addition to estimates of species richness and overall diversity, culture-independent surveys are often used as a starting point for planning metagenomic surveys of entire communities.
The audit served as a starting point for planning the study but was not a special interest.
For any hospital providing maternity care, the items queried herein represent an excellent starting point for planning efforts.
Until that census is performed, "Towards a Baseline" provides a much-needed starting point for planning future national and international assistance, which is expected to grow massively after the conclusion of a comprehensive peace agreement.
Compile a bucket list with 5 or 6 things you really want to do or see, and use this as a starting point for planning your trip.
Based on the Chinese planning system starting points for planning developments in China will be discussed.
The Friends of Algonquin Park, a nonprofit group, operates a useful Web site, www.algonquinpark.on.ca, which sells a map and brochure, "Canoe Routes of Algonquin Park," for $3.55, a helpful starting point for anyone planning a trip to Algonquin's interior.
Although the GYE pilot illustrated the ACT planning steps and suggests that they provide a useful starting point for adaptation planning, it was not intended to develop prescriptive management recommendations or test the approach in a participatory setting.
I have found no convincing reason for taking traditional subjects as the starting point for curriculum planning.
At the time of writing, the renamed 3 km 'extreme risk zone' and the additional 2 km 'high risk zone' remain as the starting point for evacuation planning purposes (Auckland Council, 2013).
