Definition of blueprint in English:

blueprint

noun ˈbluːprɪntˈbluˌprɪnt

1A design plan or other technical drawing.
they are redrawing office blueprints to include large shared spaces
Example sentencesExamples
- Although the design blueprint came from the US, it was the Singapore team that designed and engineered the mechanics.
- The wizened old man sat in his plush office, blueprints spread out on top of the bureau.
- A new hotel, 117 residential units, and a number of offices are all in the design blueprint.
- Ours soon found themselves grounded around the dining room table, scribbling madly on a draft design blueprint.
- Before tackling any upgrades, work with an architect or designer to develop a blueprint.
- Fewer new homes will be built on greenfield sites under a blueprint designed to last for up to 20 years.
- If memory serves me correctly, the old guys with their smocks and T square used to expose their blueprints in the sun.
- In 1862, it set up its office building following the blueprint of the British firm of architects.
- His blueprint included a fixed breech rail to keep the cows in place.
- He did the blueprints personally and personally designed the motors that turn the house and drove nails personally.
- The blueprint the builder typically uses is four pages, and the blueprint we all might turn out is 30.
- Most of these are highlighted on your reconnaissance map, which typically consists of base layouts or blueprints with indicators placed upon them.
- He said the blueprint and its designated two-km buffer zone ‘could be adjusted’.
- Her blueprints included plans for a large pool and formal terraced gardens.
- The police confiscated optical lenses, design blueprints for targeting devices and other items during the raid.
- Inside the five-year-old company's offices are maps and blueprints of mineral claims scouted by other firms and rocks dug up by other miners.
- With those blueprints in hand, clients can be sure they're getting quality materials, and they can compare apples to apples when the bids come in.
- Do a web search for castle floor plans or castle home blueprints.
- None of the plans were real blueprints or technical drawings.
- This means each new application rolled out should use a blueprint to design the system, and an automated system to update and patch it.
Synonyms
plan, design, draft, diagram, drawing, scale drawing, outline, sketch, pattern, map, layout, representation
technical drawing
1. 1.1 Something which acts as a plan, model, or template for others.
  the scheme was a blueprint for future development programmes
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are very proud of the service we offer and are pleased to act as a blueprint for epilepsy services around the country.
  This can be used as a blueprint for support groups to help ensure they're best helping abuse survivors and have a better chance of helping them rebuild their lives.
  The plan was to serve as a blueprint for the rejuvenation of the town centre, but so far developments have either met heavy opposition or been conspicuous by their absence.
  Strong does offer some guidelines on how this can be achieved, but the book is more a general manifesto calling for change rather than a blueprint for specific action.
  The trust and its supporters believe that if the trial is successful it could prove to be a blueprint for many other decimated in-shore fisheries around the Scottish coastline.
  I'm convinced this model will be a blueprint for other authorities to follow.
  She said she would be heavily involved in the creation of next year's policing plan, a blueprint for tackling the county's crime and disorder issues.
  This model could be a blueprint for other states to create comprehensive methamphetamine policies as well.
  Imagine having all these grand ideals, magnificent visions, and a blueprint for human flourishing.
  The town is a blueprint for the rest of the country after measures to beat transport problems proved a major success.
  A call has gone out for every resident of Ilmington to get involved in the creation of a parish plan, a document which will form a blueprint for the future of the village.
  An individualised case conceptualisation helps organise complex information about a patient and is a blueprint for guiding treatment.
  If nothing else, it can be used as an example and a blueprint for change.
  They then have to formulate their own submissions for the plan which will provide a blueprint for development in the town from 2006 to 2012.
  It was hoped the plan could become a blueprint for the rest of the country, but the new early opening hours were dropped because of ‘operational problems’.
  The way you model the distribution of chores in the household provides a blueprint for your children's marriages.
  Curiously, those measurements may as well have served as a blueprint for our prototypical swimmer ever since.
  The council are taking the best from all the plans and creating a blueprint for the future of the town.
  The Government is considering a report into radiotherapy services which will act as a blueprint for the development of services nationally.
  The final version of the Local Plan - a blueprint for future land use in Chorley - is available for viewing.
  Synonyms
  model, plan, template, framework, pattern, design, example, exemplar, guide, prototype, paradigm, sample, pilot, recipe

verb ˈbluːprɪntˈbluˌprɪnt

[with object]North American

Draw up (a plan or model)
the landscape architect blueprinted a ten-year plan for regeneration of the magnificent formal gardens
Example sentencesExamples
- Now an expert team of astronauts and space scientists has blueprinted a safety strategy for Earth: an asteroid tugboat.
- Instead of starting with a standard action and spending hours blueprinting it, Brown took another tack.
- No way, the two events were blocked and blueprinted and whoever came up with the idea is ready for another star.
- The bid committee is in the driver's seat of course, so we will be responding to their expressions of interest rather than blueprinting a role for the university ourselves.
- Bands were not meant to be blueprinted and created according to plan, they are supposed to be a group of talented people whose chemistry together leads to brilliant records.
- The musicians blueprinted the combination of a pale, angst-ridden singer backed by quasi-industrial pop in the early 1990s, then split in 1994, only to see virtual soundalikes rise to superstardom.
- There are city councils and councilpersons who can botch up and corrupt the best system ever blueprinted.
- He's enlightened volunteer boards to the needs for strategic planning, and has implemented long-range vision by blueprinting step-by-step plans that future boards and personnel can follow.
- Specifically, the team is blueprinting the logistics processes of the enterprise resource planning solution for the logistics enterprise information system.
- With the advance notice, the staff has had time to lay out a plan that is blueprinted during a 9 a.m. staff meeting and a 9: 45 a.m. divisionwide conference call with the network's domestic and international bureaus.
- But then when he explained everything and blueprinted it out, everything - it was like a puzzle…
- The potential for dishonourable companies to act in this deceitful and dishonest manner will be given oxygen and allowed to profit by using the method blueprinted in this matter.
- I think this whole project could well have been blueprinted from the article I talked about in my opening post - it's obviously a grab to slide into the same ‘outsider’ or ‘everyman’ media that is normally seen as a stronghold for the right.
- See, the worst part isn't even that our good ideas get blueprinted and reproduced.
- If blueprinted to provide evidence about all aspects of good medical practice, it should also be valid in content.
- The design he'd initially blueprinted seemed much smaller than the one standing before him, peering down at him from thirty stories high.
- Nearly a decade after the project was blueprinted, the Development Authority has frozen the final alignment of the Peripheral Ring Road and will bring it up before the cabinet for its approval.
- As for procedures, we cannot blueprint them on this appeal.
- Yet, the packed house responded the way it did because he applied a lifetime of architectural blueprinting into what sounded like a spontaneous, ‘simple affair.’
- This simple model offers important direction and guidelines to help people blueprint their own future.

Origin

Late 19th century: from the original process in which prints were composed of white lines on a blue ground or of blue lines on a white ground.

Definition of blueprint in US English:

blueprint

nounˈbluˌprɪntˈblo͞oˌprint

1A design plan or other technical drawing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although the design blueprint came from the US, it was the Singapore team that designed and engineered the mechanics.
- The wizened old man sat in his plush office, blueprints spread out on top of the bureau.
- He said the blueprint and its designated two-km buffer zone ‘could be adjusted’.
- The police confiscated optical lenses, design blueprints for targeting devices and other items during the raid.
- This means each new application rolled out should use a blueprint to design the system, and an automated system to update and patch it.
- Inside the five-year-old company's offices are maps and blueprints of mineral claims scouted by other firms and rocks dug up by other miners.
- None of the plans were real blueprints or technical drawings.
- He did the blueprints personally and personally designed the motors that turn the house and drove nails personally.
- Do a web search for castle floor plans or castle home blueprints.
- A new hotel, 117 residential units, and a number of offices are all in the design blueprint.
- Before tackling any upgrades, work with an architect or designer to develop a blueprint.
- Her blueprints included plans for a large pool and formal terraced gardens.
- Fewer new homes will be built on greenfield sites under a blueprint designed to last for up to 20 years.
- Ours soon found themselves grounded around the dining room table, scribbling madly on a draft design blueprint.
- His blueprint included a fixed breech rail to keep the cows in place.
- The blueprint the builder typically uses is four pages, and the blueprint we all might turn out is 30.
- With those blueprints in hand, clients can be sure they're getting quality materials, and they can compare apples to apples when the bids come in.
- In 1862, it set up its office building following the blueprint of the British firm of architects.
- Most of these are highlighted on your reconnaissance map, which typically consists of base layouts or blueprints with indicators placed upon them.
- If memory serves me correctly, the old guys with their smocks and T square used to expose their blueprints in the sun.
Synonyms
plan, design, draft, diagram, drawing, scale drawing, outline, sketch, pattern, map, layout, representation
1. 1.1 Something that acts as a plan, model, or template.
  a vague blueprint for fundamental land redistribution
  Example sentencesExamples
  The council are taking the best from all the plans and creating a blueprint for the future of the town.
  The final version of the Local Plan - a blueprint for future land use in Chorley - is available for viewing.
  I'm convinced this model will be a blueprint for other authorities to follow.
  The trust and its supporters believe that if the trial is successful it could prove to be a blueprint for many other decimated in-shore fisheries around the Scottish coastline.
  A call has gone out for every resident of Ilmington to get involved in the creation of a parish plan, a document which will form a blueprint for the future of the village.
  It was hoped the plan could become a blueprint for the rest of the country, but the new early opening hours were dropped because of ‘operational problems’.
  This can be used as a blueprint for support groups to help ensure they're best helping abuse survivors and have a better chance of helping them rebuild their lives.
  This model could be a blueprint for other states to create comprehensive methamphetamine policies as well.
  They then have to formulate their own submissions for the plan which will provide a blueprint for development in the town from 2006 to 2012.
  Strong does offer some guidelines on how this can be achieved, but the book is more a general manifesto calling for change rather than a blueprint for specific action.
  She said she would be heavily involved in the creation of next year's policing plan, a blueprint for tackling the county's crime and disorder issues.
  An individualised case conceptualisation helps organise complex information about a patient and is a blueprint for guiding treatment.
  Curiously, those measurements may as well have served as a blueprint for our prototypical swimmer ever since.
  The plan was to serve as a blueprint for the rejuvenation of the town centre, but so far developments have either met heavy opposition or been conspicuous by their absence.
  Imagine having all these grand ideals, magnificent visions, and a blueprint for human flourishing.
  The Government is considering a report into radiotherapy services which will act as a blueprint for the development of services nationally.
  The way you model the distribution of chores in the household provides a blueprint for your children's marriages.
  We are very proud of the service we offer and are pleased to act as a blueprint for epilepsy services around the country.
  If nothing else, it can be used as an example and a blueprint for change.
  The town is a blueprint for the rest of the country after measures to beat transport problems proved a major success.
  Synonyms
  model, plan, template, framework, pattern, design, example, exemplar, guide, prototype, paradigm, sample, pilot, recipe

verbˈbluˌprɪntˈblo͞oˌprint

[with object]North American

Draw up (a plan or model)
the landscape architect blueprinted a ten-year plan for regeneration of the magnificent formal gardens
Example sentencesExamples
- The design he'd initially blueprinted seemed much smaller than the one standing before him, peering down at him from thirty stories high.
- As for procedures, we cannot blueprint them on this appeal.
- But then when he explained everything and blueprinted it out, everything - it was like a puzzle…
- Instead of starting with a standard action and spending hours blueprinting it, Brown took another tack.
- This simple model offers important direction and guidelines to help people blueprint their own future.
- Nearly a decade after the project was blueprinted, the Development Authority has frozen the final alignment of the Peripheral Ring Road and will bring it up before the cabinet for its approval.
- Now an expert team of astronauts and space scientists has blueprinted a safety strategy for Earth: an asteroid tugboat.
- The musicians blueprinted the combination of a pale, angst-ridden singer backed by quasi-industrial pop in the early 1990s, then split in 1994, only to see virtual soundalikes rise to superstardom.
- The bid committee is in the driver's seat of course, so we will be responding to their expressions of interest rather than blueprinting a role for the university ourselves.
- With the advance notice, the staff has had time to lay out a plan that is blueprinted during a 9 a.m. staff meeting and a 9: 45 a.m. divisionwide conference call with the network's domestic and international bureaus.
- No way, the two events were blocked and blueprinted and whoever came up with the idea is ready for another star.
- He's enlightened volunteer boards to the needs for strategic planning, and has implemented long-range vision by blueprinting step-by-step plans that future boards and personnel can follow.
- The potential for dishonourable companies to act in this deceitful and dishonest manner will be given oxygen and allowed to profit by using the method blueprinted in this matter.
- Yet, the packed house responded the way it did because he applied a lifetime of architectural blueprinting into what sounded like a spontaneous, ‘simple affair.’
- If blueprinted to provide evidence about all aspects of good medical practice, it should also be valid in content.
- Bands were not meant to be blueprinted and created according to plan, they are supposed to be a group of talented people whose chemistry together leads to brilliant records.
- See, the worst part isn't even that our good ideas get blueprinted and reproduced.
- Specifically, the team is blueprinting the logistics processes of the enterprise resource planning solution for the logistics enterprise information system.
- I think this whole project could well have been blueprinted from the article I talked about in my opening post - it's obviously a grab to slide into the same ‘outsider’ or ‘everyman’ media that is normally seen as a stronghold for the right.
- There are city councils and councilpersons who can botch up and corrupt the best system ever blueprinted.

Origin

Late 19th century: from the original process in which prints were composed of white lines on a blue ground or of blue lines on a white ground.

单词	blueprint
释义	Definition of blueprint in English: blueprint noun ˈbluːprɪntˈbluˌprɪnt 1A design plan or other technical drawing. they are redrawing office blueprints to include large shared spaces Example sentencesExamples Although the design blueprint came from the US, it was the Singapore team that designed and engineered the mechanics. The wizened old man sat in his plush office, blueprints spread out on top of the bureau. A new hotel, 117 residential units, and a number of offices are all in the design blueprint. Ours soon found themselves grounded around the dining room table, scribbling madly on a draft design blueprint. Before tackling any upgrades, work with an architect or designer to develop a blueprint. Fewer new homes will be built on greenfield sites under a blueprint designed to last for up to 20 years. If memory serves me correctly, the old guys with their smocks and T square used to expose their blueprints in the sun. In 1862, it set up its office building following the blueprint of the British firm of architects. His blueprint included a fixed breech rail to keep the cows in place. He did the blueprints personally and personally designed the motors that turn the house and drove nails personally. The blueprint the builder typically uses is four pages, and the blueprint we all might turn out is 30. Most of these are highlighted on your reconnaissance map, which typically consists of base layouts or blueprints with indicators placed upon them. He said the blueprint and its designated two-km buffer zone ‘could be adjusted’. Her blueprints included plans for a large pool and formal terraced gardens. The police confiscated optical lenses, design blueprints for targeting devices and other items during the raid. Inside the five-year-old company's offices are maps and blueprints of mineral claims scouted by other firms and rocks dug up by other miners. With those blueprints in hand, clients can be sure they're getting quality materials, and they can compare apples to apples when the bids come in. Do a web search for castle floor plans or castle home blueprints. None of the plans were real blueprints or technical drawings. This means each new application rolled out should use a blueprint to design the system, and an automated system to update and patch it. Synonyms plan, design, draft, diagram, drawing, scale drawing, outline, sketch, pattern, map, layout, representation technical drawing 1.1 Something which acts as a plan, model, or template for others. the scheme was a blueprint for future development programmes Example sentencesExamples We are very proud of the service we offer and are pleased to act as a blueprint for epilepsy services around the country. This can be used as a blueprint for support groups to help ensure they're best helping abuse survivors and have a better chance of helping them rebuild their lives. The plan was to serve as a blueprint for the rejuvenation of the town centre, but so far developments have either met heavy opposition or been conspicuous by their absence. Strong does offer some guidelines on how this can be achieved, but the book is more a general manifesto calling for change rather than a blueprint for specific action. The trust and its supporters believe that if the trial is successful it could prove to be a blueprint for many other decimated in-shore fisheries around the Scottish coastline. I'm convinced this model will be a blueprint for other authorities to follow. She said she would be heavily involved in the creation of next year's policing plan, a blueprint for tackling the county's crime and disorder issues. This model could be a blueprint for other states to create comprehensive methamphetamine policies as well. Imagine having all these grand ideals, magnificent visions, and a blueprint for human flourishing. The town is a blueprint for the rest of the country after measures to beat transport problems proved a major success. A call has gone out for every resident of Ilmington to get involved in the creation of a parish plan, a document which will form a blueprint for the future of the village. An individualised case conceptualisation helps organise complex information about a patient and is a blueprint for guiding treatment. If nothing else, it can be used as an example and a blueprint for change. They then have to formulate their own submissions for the plan which will provide a blueprint for development in the town from 2006 to 2012. It was hoped the plan could become a blueprint for the rest of the country, but the new early opening hours were dropped because of ‘operational problems’. The way you model the distribution of chores in the household provides a blueprint for your children's marriages. Curiously, those measurements may as well have served as a blueprint for our prototypical swimmer ever since. The council are taking the best from all the plans and creating a blueprint for the future of the town. The Government is considering a report into radiotherapy services which will act as a blueprint for the development of services nationally. The final version of the Local Plan - a blueprint for future land use in Chorley - is available for viewing. Synonyms model, plan, template, framework, pattern, design, example, exemplar, guide, prototype, paradigm, sample, pilot, recipe verb ˈbluːprɪntˈbluˌprɪnt [with object]North American Draw up (a plan or model) the landscape architect blueprinted a ten-year plan for regeneration of the magnificent formal gardens Example sentencesExamples Now an expert team of astronauts and space scientists has blueprinted a safety strategy for Earth: an asteroid tugboat. Instead of starting with a standard action and spending hours blueprinting it, Brown took another tack. No way, the two events were blocked and blueprinted and whoever came up with the idea is ready for another star. The bid committee is in the driver's seat of course, so we will be responding to their expressions of interest rather than blueprinting a role for the university ourselves. Bands were not meant to be blueprinted and created according to plan, they are supposed to be a group of talented people whose chemistry together leads to brilliant records. The musicians blueprinted the combination of a pale, angst-ridden singer backed by quasi-industrial pop in the early 1990s, then split in 1994, only to see virtual soundalikes rise to superstardom. There are city councils and councilpersons who can botch up and corrupt the best system ever blueprinted. He's enlightened volunteer boards to the needs for strategic planning, and has implemented long-range vision by blueprinting step-by-step plans that future boards and personnel can follow. Specifically, the team is blueprinting the logistics processes of the enterprise resource planning solution for the logistics enterprise information system. With the advance notice, the staff has had time to lay out a plan that is blueprinted during a 9 a.m. staff meeting and a 9: 45 a.m. divisionwide conference call with the network's domestic and international bureaus. But then when he explained everything and blueprinted it out, everything - it was like a puzzle… The potential for dishonourable companies to act in this deceitful and dishonest manner will be given oxygen and allowed to profit by using the method blueprinted in this matter. I think this whole project could well have been blueprinted from the article I talked about in my opening post - it's obviously a grab to slide into the same ‘outsider’ or ‘everyman’ media that is normally seen as a stronghold for the right. See, the worst part isn't even that our good ideas get blueprinted and reproduced. If blueprinted to provide evidence about all aspects of good medical practice, it should also be valid in content. The design he'd initially blueprinted seemed much smaller than the one standing before him, peering down at him from thirty stories high. Nearly a decade after the project was blueprinted, the Development Authority has frozen the final alignment of the Peripheral Ring Road and will bring it up before the cabinet for its approval. As for procedures, we cannot blueprint them on this appeal. Yet, the packed house responded the way it did because he applied a lifetime of architectural blueprinting into what sounded like a spontaneous, ‘simple affair.’ This simple model offers important direction and guidelines to help people blueprint their own future. Origin Late 19th century: from the original process in which prints were composed of white lines on a blue ground or of blue lines on a white ground. Definition of blueprint in US English: blueprint nounˈbluˌprɪntˈblo͞oˌprint 1A design plan or other technical drawing. Example sentencesExamples Although the design blueprint came from the US, it was the Singapore team that designed and engineered the mechanics. The wizened old man sat in his plush office, blueprints spread out on top of the bureau. He said the blueprint and its designated two-km buffer zone ‘could be adjusted’. The police confiscated optical lenses, design blueprints for targeting devices and other items during the raid. This means each new application rolled out should use a blueprint to design the system, and an automated system to update and patch it. Inside the five-year-old company's offices are maps and blueprints of mineral claims scouted by other firms and rocks dug up by other miners. None of the plans were real blueprints or technical drawings. He did the blueprints personally and personally designed the motors that turn the house and drove nails personally. Do a web search for castle floor plans or castle home blueprints. A new hotel, 117 residential units, and a number of offices are all in the design blueprint. Before tackling any upgrades, work with an architect or designer to develop a blueprint. Her blueprints included plans for a large pool and formal terraced gardens. Fewer new homes will be built on greenfield sites under a blueprint designed to last for up to 20 years. Ours soon found themselves grounded around the dining room table, scribbling madly on a draft design blueprint. His blueprint included a fixed breech rail to keep the cows in place. The blueprint the builder typically uses is four pages, and the blueprint we all might turn out is 30. With those blueprints in hand, clients can be sure they're getting quality materials, and they can compare apples to apples when the bids come in. In 1862, it set up its office building following the blueprint of the British firm of architects. Most of these are highlighted on your reconnaissance map, which typically consists of base layouts or blueprints with indicators placed upon them. If memory serves me correctly, the old guys with their smocks and T square used to expose their blueprints in the sun. Synonyms plan, design, draft, diagram, drawing, scale drawing, outline, sketch, pattern, map, layout, representation 1.1 Something that acts as a plan, model, or template. a vague blueprint for fundamental land redistribution Example sentencesExamples The council are taking the best from all the plans and creating a blueprint for the future of the town. The final version of the Local Plan - a blueprint for future land use in Chorley - is available for viewing. I'm convinced this model will be a blueprint for other authorities to follow. The trust and its supporters believe that if the trial is successful it could prove to be a blueprint for many other decimated in-shore fisheries around the Scottish coastline. A call has gone out for every resident of Ilmington to get involved in the creation of a parish plan, a document which will form a blueprint for the future of the village. It was hoped the plan could become a blueprint for the rest of the country, but the new early opening hours were dropped because of ‘operational problems’. This can be used as a blueprint for support groups to help ensure they're best helping abuse survivors and have a better chance of helping them rebuild their lives. This model could be a blueprint for other states to create comprehensive methamphetamine policies as well. They then have to formulate their own submissions for the plan which will provide a blueprint for development in the town from 2006 to 2012. Strong does offer some guidelines on how this can be achieved, but the book is more a general manifesto calling for change rather than a blueprint for specific action. She said she would be heavily involved in the creation of next year's policing plan, a blueprint for tackling the county's crime and disorder issues. An individualised case conceptualisation helps organise complex information about a patient and is a blueprint for guiding treatment. Curiously, those measurements may as well have served as a blueprint for our prototypical swimmer ever since. The plan was to serve as a blueprint for the rejuvenation of the town centre, but so far developments have either met heavy opposition or been conspicuous by their absence. Imagine having all these grand ideals, magnificent visions, and a blueprint for human flourishing. The Government is considering a report into radiotherapy services which will act as a blueprint for the development of services nationally. The way you model the distribution of chores in the household provides a blueprint for your children's marriages. We are very proud of the service we offer and are pleased to act as a blueprint for epilepsy services around the country. If nothing else, it can be used as an example and a blueprint for change. The town is a blueprint for the rest of the country after measures to beat transport problems proved a major success. Synonyms model, plan, template, framework, pattern, design, example, exemplar, guide, prototype, paradigm, sample, pilot, recipe verbˈbluˌprɪntˈblo͞oˌprint [with object]North American Draw up (a plan or model) the landscape architect blueprinted a ten-year plan for regeneration of the magnificent formal gardens Example sentencesExamples The design he'd initially blueprinted seemed much smaller than the one standing before him, peering down at him from thirty stories high. As for procedures, we cannot blueprint them on this appeal. But then when he explained everything and blueprinted it out, everything - it was like a puzzle… Instead of starting with a standard action and spending hours blueprinting it, Brown took another tack. This simple model offers important direction and guidelines to help people blueprint their own future. Nearly a decade after the project was blueprinted, the Development Authority has frozen the final alignment of the Peripheral Ring Road and will bring it up before the cabinet for its approval. Now an expert team of astronauts and space scientists has blueprinted a safety strategy for Earth: an asteroid tugboat. The musicians blueprinted the combination of a pale, angst-ridden singer backed by quasi-industrial pop in the early 1990s, then split in 1994, only to see virtual soundalikes rise to superstardom. The bid committee is in the driver's seat of course, so we will be responding to their expressions of interest rather than blueprinting a role for the university ourselves. With the advance notice, the staff has had time to lay out a plan that is blueprinted during a 9 a.m. staff meeting and a 9: 45 a.m. divisionwide conference call with the network's domestic and international bureaus. No way, the two events were blocked and blueprinted and whoever came up with the idea is ready for another star. He's enlightened volunteer boards to the needs for strategic planning, and has implemented long-range vision by blueprinting step-by-step plans that future boards and personnel can follow. The potential for dishonourable companies to act in this deceitful and dishonest manner will be given oxygen and allowed to profit by using the method blueprinted in this matter. Yet, the packed house responded the way it did because he applied a lifetime of architectural blueprinting into what sounded like a spontaneous, ‘simple affair.’ If blueprinted to provide evidence about all aspects of good medical practice, it should also be valid in content. Bands were not meant to be blueprinted and created according to plan, they are supposed to be a group of talented people whose chemistry together leads to brilliant records. See, the worst part isn't even that our good ideas get blueprinted and reproduced. Specifically, the team is blueprinting the logistics processes of the enterprise resource planning solution for the logistics enterprise information system. I think this whole project could well have been blueprinted from the article I talked about in my opening post - it's obviously a grab to slide into the same ‘outsider’ or ‘everyman’ media that is normally seen as a stronghold for the right. There are city councils and councilpersons who can botch up and corrupt the best system ever blueprinted. Origin Late 19th century: from the original process in which prints were composed of white lines on a blue ground or of blue lines on a white ground.
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