He is now belatedly planning to reduce labor costs by shifting the burden of welfare costs from payroll deductions to value-added taxes.
The new defence secretary, Robert Gates, has belatedly announced plans to expand ground forces by an extra 62,000 troops nearly a tenth of the total to bring the army up to 547,000 and the marines to 202,000 by 2012.
The president belatedly condemned the hate groups that planned the event and equated counterprotesters with the white nationalists, saying "both sides" were to blame.
Many have planned their pregnancies, but learned belatedly that their babies have severe, life-threatening abnormalities.
The Fifa executive committee has confirmed that its presidential election will go ahead as planned on 26 February and belatedly embraced a series of reform ideas that will be voted on at the same time.
LONDON — President Nicolas Sarkozy will finally put 43 million French voters out of their misery on Wednesday night by belatedly confirming that he plans to stand for a second term in April.
Well, for one thing, there was a meeting planned between Trump and a pair of lawmakers that the press was belatedly informed had been pushed to another date.
Belatedly, he condemned the death of Khashoggi but then praised Saudi Arabia, which is widely believed to have planned and executed his killing, as "a great ally".
That allowed the overall deficit to fall as planned from 11% of GDP in 2009 to just over 9%, in the first year of an austerity programme belatedly introduced by the Socialist government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
It was belatedly picked up by IFC Films, which plans to show it at an unspecified time this year.
In one case, where nine thousand people were violently evicted from a single slum in February, Fashola told the slum's residents belatedly, in August, that he was planning to build one thousand and eight new (presumably affordable) apartments for them.
