Sentence examples for win plan from inspiring English sources

Just as the Games took 10 years to win, plan and deliver, so legacy must be seen as a 10-year project to realise lasting change".

"If you're really in the game, you've got to understand what's happening in governments and markets and can see a deal before they put it out to bid," says Bechtel. "If the first time I hear about a big project is when the proposal is on The Street, then I don't have a good win plan".

After two and a half years of design work and days before expecting to win planning permission, the award-winning firm was sacked.

If they aren't interesting, they won't win planning permission.

Only after a public enquiry did Renzo Piano's skyscraper win planning consent, at the end of 2003.

Even more surprising the bus dwellers managed to win planning permission, at the European court, on grounds of human rights.

Britain recently promised to make it easier for new reactors to win planning permission, although it also pledged not to subsidise nuclear power.

Crompton's letter to Khan calls for an urgent investigation into how GLA officers allowed the proposal to win planning, in contravention of the LVMF.

Houses would be built by housebuilders, to use the standard term for the companies that buy land, win planning permission and then (sometimes) put homes on it.

When the Inspiration Trust chain was struggling to win planning permission for building work at a soon-to-open free school, Agnew discussed the matter with the then planning minister, Nick Boles, founder and former director of Policy Exchange.

According to a study by Paul Cheshire and Gerard Dericks of the LSE, firms hire well-known architects as a way to ensure they win planning permission: a popular architect, on average, can get 19 storeys more.