| It has shown its capacity to plan ahead and be ever ready for any calamity or disaster that may beset the country. |
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| Patients experience shorter wait times because they can plan ahead for a specific date and approximate procedure time. |
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| You need to make a Will, plan ahead for inheritance tax and put some money aside for funeral expenses. |
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| Plan for stress, say the experts, just like you plan ahead for any calamity you want to avoid. |
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| Although the couple feared the worst, it went unspoken and they tried to look to the future and plan ahead. |
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| Also be sure to plan ahead for potential damage to your bike, whether it's a pinched tube or something else entirely. |
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| Even if I plan ahead for a discussion with my spouse, my boss or my child, I still find myself acting emotionally. |
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| Most fixed-price contracts require several months' notice of termination and switching usually takes four to six weeks, so it pays to plan ahead. |
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| The framework should help public bodies, airport operators, and airlines plan ahead for future applications. |
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| Whether you needed some time alone or preferred having someone nearby, you can draw on your past experiences to plan ahead. |
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| If you have stairs in your house, plan ahead, so you do not need to make as many trips up and down. |
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| In that sense, I can also understand that it is in industry's interest to ask for a safe space in which to plan ahead. |
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| If you want to use marinade as a basting or dipping sauce, plan ahead and reserve a portion before adding the marinade to the raw food. |
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| It means that importers can plan ahead over the next six months with a maximum of transparency and predictability. |
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| It is difficult to plan ahead when the future is so uncertain. |
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| With boosted confidence and safe in the knowledge that people do in fact want to see traditional shows with farm animals, the organisers can now plan ahead for next year. |
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| It all seems so regimented now, with the need to plan ahead. |
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| The winter equinox brings with it many small satisfactions as you review your achievements over the last six months, and plan ahead for the coming spring and summer. |
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| Have regular trims to get the bonce in shape and remember to plan ahead. |
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| The computer model was developed to help water managers plan ahead to protect water resources needed for agriculture. |
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| To avoid eating less-than-healthy snacks while at school or at work, plan ahead! |
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| We'll describe some issues that can arise along the way, and how to plan ahead to your arrival at the other end. |
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| If you plan ahead you can make sure your son or daughter can fully participate, keep his or her blood glucose under control and still have fun! |
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| This uncertainty made it difficult for farmers to plan ahead and invest in production. |
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| Your mail is a goldmine for would be identity thieves: be sure to plan ahead so that your mail services are uninterrupted. |
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| Just pulling the files from the archives, you have to plan ahead and do very careful research. |
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| Companies are right to want, as far as possible, long-term legal certainty and the security to plan ahead. |
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| With Term 10 and Term 20 life insurance, you can plan ahead today to ensure your family has a more secure tomorrow. |
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| In simple terms, they are going to have to plan ahead and decide whether they will tackle the high via the north or south. |
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| This allows an institution to plan ahead for smooth and transparent leadership succession. |
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| I have a very busy life and try to plan ahead, but I even procrastinate with planning ahead. |
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| Today, farmers Bakari and Isoke use market information provided by the extension agent to plan ahead. |
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| We have accordingly decided to introduce a quota system for all volume models until further notice so as to enable you to plan ahead better. |
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| Most severe weather conditions come with a bit of advance warning, so it pays to plan ahead and book a hotel, just in case of an unexpected overnight layover. |
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| Having just finished recording his debut album last week, Mike plans to learn more about music, take sound engineering courses and plan ahead for the future. |
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| Mrs Gilligan, who with her husband and sons runs a thriving dairying farm, believes the new system will give farmers the freedom to plan ahead for the future. |
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| This means it is important to plan ahead how we will give to God's work and not just do it on impulse. |
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| If this is your situation, plan ahead to ensure you have sufficient funds on hand to meet your instalment obligations. |
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| The best way to avoid this is to plan ahead before you go shopping and if you do overbuy don't forget to freeze what you can. |
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| Did they plan ahead, preparing recording equipment and proddings, or did they just, from their perspective, get lucky? |
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| He has to be creative, work with what is available, and plan ahead. |
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| We would really like it if our forestry companies could plan ahead knowing they had access to government contracts for the use of wood in construction. |
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| Those who plump for induced labour also plan ahead. |
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| Or maybe I just forget to plan ahead after procrastinating for so long. |
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| We are committed to balanced development in the Community, but we must, in fact, plan ahead to avoid problems of congestion, overdevelopment and pollution in some areas accompanied by continuing decline and decay in others. |
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| For large developments needing a dedicated transformer, you may wish to plan ahead as the waiting period for a transformer is typically 14-weeks from receipt of deposit. |
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| In his younger days, F. D. R. knew how to plan ahead. |
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| No two days are the same but they'll always start in the same way: I contact my customers and tell them my estimated time of arrival so that they can plan ahead. |
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| The Gift Voucher Program allows parents to plan ahead for their student by purchasing in advance. |
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| No precooking or presoaking is necessary, which means you don't have to plan ahead when selecting a recipe. |
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| If it is absolutely necessary to use public computers, you should plan ahead and forward your e-mail to a temporary, disposable account. |
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| If the first four rules of business are plan ahead, take advice, keep on top of finances and stay ahead of your competitors, the fifth is have fun. |
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| Today, however, the task is not to apportion blame but to plan ahead. |
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| In order to confront the challenges posed by unprecedented urban growth rates and rising poverty levels, cities need to plan ahead to make more informed choices about the future. |
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| Nestor: It's hard to plan ahead, knowing that I was used to taking life one day at a time, but my primary goal is to find a job within the next three months and to learn English, of course. |
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| This volatility undermines an organization's stability and its capacity to provide consistent, quality programs or services, to plan ahead, and to retain experienced staff. |
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| It gives businesses the security to plan ahead, enables consumers to compare prices without difficulty and does away with high charges for currency exchange and the high costs of hedging against exchange risks. |
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| Include this total in your monthly budget to help you plan ahead. |
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| If you want to organise a fundraising event, be sure to have a detailed plan ahead of time and a number of committed people on board with clearly defined roles and responsibilities. |
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| This document is intended to help you and your family plan ahead for this difficult time and thus ease the practical difficulties surrounding the eventual death of a spouse. |
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| We want the youth associations to be able to plan ahead with confidence, to be able to plan for periods of several years rather than for only one. |
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| Everywhere there was evidence not just of undermanning and equipment shortages, but also of the failure to plan ahead and to coordinate operations. |
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| We encourage consumers to plan ahead and arrange for a Designated Driver through BeMyDD and give the gift of a DD to family and friends to enrich their holiday season. |
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| Their failure to plan ahead is now coming back to haunt them. |
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| Plan ahead if you elect to choose to make a handgun part of your personal defense plans. |
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| Plan ahead by carrying a center punch, a tool available at most hardware stores. |
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