Sentence examples for because of a planned from inspiring English sources

But its share price fell by 10percentt because of a planned dividend cut.

The commission had said they had been asked for a delay because of a planned intervention by Theresa May in a Brexit speech on 21 September.

British Airways said that it was canceling 1,300 flights from London for two days next week because of a planned strike by its cabin-crew workers.

A good example of the tensions and hyperbole over the issue erupted on Sunday, when the French prefect, Mr. Lamy, asked the state railway company to halt trains from Ventimiglia to France because of a planned demonstration supporting the Tunisians.

The Irish airline's CEO Michael O'Leary had earlier this year threatened to cut flights through Stansted by 9 percent because of a planned 6 percent increase in fees at the airport, bought by Manchester Airport Group (MAG) from Heathrow Ltd in February.

Richard Koshalek, the former director of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, resigned in May after the demise of his seasonal inflatable structure project, dubbed "the Bubble". The Corcoran Gallery of Art paused its search for a new director because of a planned merger with the University of Maryland after financial woes and leadership battles.

Justice Scott will presumably take a dim view of the impartiality of Fiji's courts.The suspension of Mr Mara and the former land forces commander in October came because of allegations of a planned counter-coup.

These two districts were purposively selected because they were targets of a planned intervention to increase institutional delivery service by Doctors with Africa CUAMM.

Because they went up as part of a planned community, the houses have many common traits.

The deadline slipped because of a protracted planning battle the DMA had to fight.

Carroll County is off because of a previously planned professional day, and high school games will be played as scheduled.