forward planning

A key example is the forward planning of student numbers.

Forward planning can make a big difference to the amount of money you end up with.

The forward planning begins up to 12 months before the race.

"You're not much of a one for forward planning, are you?"

He also welcomed the forward planning nature of the Budget.

Forward planning and setting objectives were a good way to focus attention.

Forward planning saves time and energy on the ground because people then know what is required of them.

They were looking at least four or five albums and maybe the same number of years ahead; that's real forward planning.

Forward planning can help us deal with the most adverse effects of climate change.

In each of the schools, the library was clearly still high on the agenda for forward planning and review.

Then they came together for discussion and forward planning.

Perhaps that was why he had never been very good at forward planning, at thinking more than a few days ahead.

There is a garden, although that usually requires a good bit of forward planning and preparation.

To avoid being holed up in the kitchen, a little forward planning goes a long way.

This shows that the cognitive ability for forward planning is not uniquely human.

This entails a measure of forward planning which the present so-called policy does not have.

This includes forward planning information that may or may not happen.

Remind me to have a little talk with you about this marvelous new concept called forward planning.

The men regularly come in to talk about 'forward planning'.

You may be scholar, connoisseur and master of forward planning.

The arrangement also fitted in perfectly with Steve's forward planning.

There was no forward planning to speak of at GM.

A bit of forward planning would have ensured a sum was put aside in the budget.

A new system for forward planning in Britain was established in 1972.

Time taken for construction requires forward planning regarding most likely combat zones.