In the pre-liberalisation era, this role was basically planning oriented and became regulation oriented under liberalisation.
According to Falkvinge, "Fredrik had been one of the tech guys running the site, and according to clips from the movie TPB AFK, he was basically planning to wait out the statute of limitations in the wonderful climate".
Speaking of the settlers who would remain on the outside of the fence and of the lands that some Jews believe were given to the Jewish people by God, he said, "They are basically planning the great escape, the abandonment of 200,000 Judea and Samaria residents, and perhaps the worst thing is that the terror achieved the cantonization of the land of Israel".
What he will say about how the deal is this: "We were basically planning to raise another round, then people started to talk to us about an acquisition.
At a time when McDonald's was under assault from critics of fast food and beset by concerns over obesity, he helped craft the company's "Plan to Win," unveiled in 2003, which was basically a plan to retrench and improve.
That was basically our plan, but we didn't execute it well enough.
"When I read the Romney economic plan," he wrote in an e-mail, "it seemed to me that it was basically the Bush plan".
"This is basically wedding planning on steroids," said Carley Roney, co-founder of the Knot, a wedding-planning Web site that is an organizer of the event, called Pop Up Chapel.
Al O'Leary, the chief spokesman for New York City Transit, said that officials had their plan in place for this year's Subway Series and that plan was, basically, to do nothing special.
We've had to evolve from what was basically threat-based planning that is, planning against a particular identified threat and being able to rationalize and optimize the response to it to capabilities-based planning, where we need to have capabilities that will be able to respond to this very wide dynamic range in the threat we're facing.
