Sentence examples for true planning from inspiring English sources

"True planning is when you shut your eyes and you think about what you will have for lunch tomorrow".

To be more precise, the acquisition of common knowledge, the investigation of problems, desires and expectations of a group of individuals, and the evaluation of their appreciation of a hypothesis for transformation produces different outcomes if one finds oneself within a true planning process, and these hypotheses can actually be carried out.

Ultimately, however, Delury said the property tycoon's true plans remained an enigma, both in Washington and Beijing.

True, plans to impeach her when Congress begins its next session on July 25th appear to be gathering pace.

His previous strategy painting Mr Romney as a heartless plutocrat who is hiding his true plans from the electorate may be running its course.

The true plan is to provide an economic stimulus in the form of Romney's awesome awesomeness; the cover story is the pretense of having an actual program.

Mr. Blagojevich, who has pleaded not guilty, describes for the first time in his book what he says were his true plans for the Senate appointment.

Mr. Tu believes the true plan — prior to the Japanese crisis — was to raise output from the current 10.8 gigawatts to 86, superseding an earlier target, set in 2007, of 40 gigawatts.

True, "Plan to B" does not use toe shoes, but the rapid-fire speed and dynamics that give his ballet a contemporary look owe everything to his fluency with the ballet vocabulary.

One looks back to Mr. Boulez's regime in the 1970's to find any real relevance, any true plan or purpose for this magnificent orchestra other than self-containment and survival.

The architect behind the museum has since labelled it "salacious, misogynist rubbish", saying he would not have touched the project "with a bargepole" had he been aware of the true plans for the attraction.