Sentence examples for sufficiently plan from inspiring English sources

Iraq, after the decisive race to Baghdad, spun wildly and bloodily out of control largely because the Pentagon didn't sufficiently plan for what would happen when an ethnically-fragmented polity which had been dominated for a generation by a totalitarian lunatic suddenly found itself without leaders or any mechanism for maintaining public order.

From Tables  1, 2 and 3, we clearly observe that most of the trials that did not sufficiently plan to survey adverse events were locally sponsored trials.

When the policy was introduced primary school headteachers (rightly) argued that the pledge had not been sufficiently planned or costed.

Olli Rehn, the European Union commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said Monday in Helsinki that he expected a sufficiently strong plan to be mapped out on Friday in Copenhagen for the I.M.F. to increase its contribution to the European effort.

The design of a well can be defined as an interactive process, involving specialists and information to set up a sufficiently detailed plan to drill the well safely and economically.

When negotiations fail to produce a sufficiently ambitious plan, advocates emphasize the dangers of climate change and call for renewed efforts.

"It all comes down to what the ECB does, and whether political leaders produce a sufficiently convincing plan to give the ECB a basis to intervene," a senior EU government source said, speaking on condition of anonymity to respect the independence of the central bank.

The groups will be asked questions regarding the two premises: A) Information referral letters should contain to give the Specialised Mental Health Care the necessary information to correctly and sufficiently prioritize, plan treatment and follow-up the patients and B) The possible impact improved referral letters could have on Specialized Mental Health Care.

Systematic planning demands foresight and experience, and its goal is to produce a set of sufficiently detailed planning documents that addresses various aspects of project work.

Britain had so far failed to present sufficiently detailed plans to preserve peace in Northern Ireland, and a common travel area with the Republic of Ireland, they said.

Mr. Linde, however, said Tuesday that if banks could not present sufficiently secure plans to raise their capital, a process of "orderly liquidation" would need to be considered.