Sentence examples for to lead planning from inspiring English sources

She came to Washington in 2000 to lead planning and strategy for the agency's protective operations and in 2001 she was put in charge of the agency's $1.4 billion dollar budget as deputy assistant director in the office of administration.

Mr Andrews rejoined the cabinet on Thursday, to lead planned major changes to local councils.

To better coordinate the U.S. government's global health effort, the report recommends that Obama create a White House-level interagency committee, chaired by a senior White House official, "to lead, plan, prioritize, and coordinate" budgeting.

Index Data adds several staff to lead project planning and software development.

The TFP empowers postdocs to lead commercialization planning efforts, facilitating the launch of a successful commercial venture.

Forty seven Best Start networks and 4 regional French language Best Start Networks were created to lead the planning and implementation at the local level.

To lead the planning and implementation of the study, staff and funds have been allocated by the NICHD, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences NIEHS, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCCDC), and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).

It has every reason to lead efforts in planning for it.

But the book has resonated enough with a couple of influential readers to lead to plans for a movie and a theatrical production.

But there were no leaders to lead, no plan to make it over and back.

The first Roman Catholic priest to lead Harvard Divinity School plans to leave his post by year's end to become chief executive of Catholic Charities USA.