Sentence examples for a plan subsequently from inspiring English sources

Despite its former liberal instincts, UKIP seems to dislike immigrants more all the time as suggested, during the Rochester campaign, when Mr Reckless aired a plan, subsequently aborted, to repatriate a yet-to-be-determined number of them.

Earlier this year, Green wrote up a fifteen-page plan — subsequently leaked to Politico — which had more to do with tapping Silicon Valley's potential as a political force than with the issue of immigration.

Exactly as Han expected, the lack of a credible assault plan subsequently leads to many needless deaths among the members of the Resistance.

When a preceding odour elicits a motor plan which is congruent with the motor plan subsequently established for the visual target, the kinematic patterning is magnified.

It was difficult to write "Show Don't Tell" without naming what kind of grad program Ruthie is in, so I decided to put her in a writing program for the first draft, just as a place-holder, with a plan of subsequently scraping away all the references to writing.

Morgan's invasion plan subsequently underwent major changes most important, an expansion from three landing beaches to five but he had laid the basic foundation for the largest amphibious assault in the history of warfare.

Some of the most criticized elements were removed in the plan subsequently proposed by Mr. Reagan.

Another was on the single mining plan subsequently brought under the injunction as modified by the District Court.

Last week, the capital was rocked by riots over Mr. Wade's plan, subsequently withdrawn, to change electoral rules in what demonstrators said was an effort to prolong his rule.

Speer's supposed assassination plan subsequently met with some scepticism, with Speer's architectural rival Hermann Giesler sneering, "the second most powerful man in the state did not have a ladder".

The PLAN subsequently arranged for the ship's flight deck and all the equipment associated with flying operations to be removed so that they could be studied in depth.