Sentence examples for as planned leaving from inspiring English sources

Or should the opening go as planned, leaving some issues to be resolved later?

In fact, none of these things have turned out as planned, leaving nearly all the same embittered actors in a mood for settling scores.

The rise of Prince Sultan bin Abdel Aziz al-Saud, the long-serving minister of defense and aviation, as crown prince, meanwhile, also proceeded as planned, leaving little in the way of uncertainty.

After pleas by religious leaders for reconciliation within the SPLM, Machar's group called off its rally; but the SPLM council proceeded as planned, leaving Machar with no other option but to attend the opening session.

Phone calls swiftly established that Mr. Villeneuve was unscathed, and the sale went ahead as planned, leaving them owners of an Alpine chalet with a ski run at the end of the garden and picture-perfect views of snow-clad peaks.

Data from 10 individuals (5 from each treatment group) were subsequently excluded, as they did not attend a rehabilitation course week as planned, leaving a final study population of 794 individuals analysed by 'intention-to-treat' basis (intervention: n=361 out of 794; control: n=433 out of 794).

Mirzakhani stayed for a couple of days at the congress but, as she and Daubechies had planned, left before delivering her lecture, which was scheduled toward the end of the proceedings.

But after spending more than $1.5 million of investors' money on consultants and lawyers, Mr. Vander Ark, 52, has walked away from the project, and the schools will not open as planned this fall, leaving others involved stunned and frustrated.

They go home disconsalately, and next week they leave as planned.

Describing Mr Carney as "deeply politicised", the Brexit-supporting backbench MP who has made no secret of his disdain for the governor called on him to leave as planned in June next year to make way for a more "apolitical" appointment.

But it is, after many months of promising that we'd leave as planned, the first time she has had to acknowledge it might run very late.