planning [ˈplænɪŋ]
noun
planificación; (f) the trip needs careful planning hay que planear bien el viaje
the planning of the project took three years I was impressed by the planning of the workplace anything is possible with enough time and planning we must do some planning for the holidays the concrete deserts created by modern planning at its worst
we're still in the planning stage(s) at the planning stageor estamos todavía en la etapa de la planificación
the planning stage is now complete the new system is still in the planning stages whether your business is at the planning stage or up and running, call at any Midland Bank for guidance
modifier
[+committee, department, process] de planificación repairs often need consent from the local planning authority he supported the planning authority in refusing the application because of pressures on the Green Belt applications should be addressed to the planning authorities
planning board (n) (US) comisión planificadora; (f)
planning officer (n) funcionarioafuncionaria de urbanismo;a funcionaria (m) (f) she is a planning officer with the local council
planning permission (n) permiso de obra; (m) the occupier of the premises has applied for planning permission
planning regulations (n) normas urbanísticas; (f) they were forced to comply with planning regulations she was criticized for bypassing planning regulations
