Sentence examples for called off planned from inspiring English sources

The protesters said the attackers were pro-government gangs, and several protest groups called off planned negotiations with the government in response.

Many doctors are angry that they heard from the BBC rather than the BMA last Saturday night that the union had called off planned strikes.

The overall market for technology stocks, meanwhile, is in an apparently deepening slump, and last week more companies called off planned stock offerings than in any single week since April 2001, in the depths of the dot-com stock crash.

Two residents groups from the Ardoyne area of north Belfast have called off planned protests against the parade on 12 July.

The Hong Kong government had previously called off planned talks, saying they were impossible while the occupation of city streets continued.

Mr. Sharon called off planned meetings with a few newly appointed Palestinian leaders whom the Americans consider to be reformers.

Even when Ineos walked out of Acas negotiations on 15 October, Unite again played cautiously, calling off planned strike action.

Numbers had fallen dramatically in recent days, but the protest leaders called the rally on Friday night in response to the government announcement that it was calling off planned talks.

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Also, anyone who wants to buy an apartment or home before construction, what the industry calls "off plan," puts payments into trust funds until the work is completed, a requirement that provides security for the buyer and reduces the risk of tax evasion.

[C4.] Coke-P.& G. Venture Called Off Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble called off plans for a joint venture that they had announced in February.