Sentence examples for cancellations in some from inspiring English sources
The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), for example, has already seen delays and cancellations in some programs, says Lerma, whose own institute is a joint initiative between the CSIC and the Miguel Hernández University of Elche.
Now that liability insurance fees have doubled for none other than the Boy Scouts of America, according to your report that a $20 liability fee will be imposed on every Boy Scout troop and Cub Scout pack in the country (May 20), perhaps Congress will finally get serious about setting standards to address the skyrocketing cost (cancellation, in some cases) of liability insurance.
While there were still some cancellations in the Chicago area, Amtrak said it planned to restore service in most places on Thursday, a day after snow and ice forced it to shut down service between New York and Philadelphia during the Wednesday morning rush hour.
In Oyster Bay, there may be some cancellations in the sold-out "Holiday Candlelight Tour" of Raynham Hall Museum on West Main Street where at 8 p.m. visitors can get a sense of holiday celebrations by a typical New York Colonial family, a Victorian family and even British soldiers during their 1778 occupancy of Oyster Bay (516) 922-6808.
It is inevitable that there may be some cancellations in future but the tourism industry has been reassured by the "measured" coverage of the attacks, Mr Donoghue said.
Mr. Thompson said he had seen few signs of major weapons cancellations in the 2004 budget, although some might be trimmed or reorganized.
Finally, even if not compelled by immediate budget realities, think about making some strategic cancellations in order to take these kinds of steps.
"Intel has received some [chip order] cancellations in the U.S. market recently and further cancellations are on the way," he says.
Other outlets reported cancellations in other countries.
I even take delays and cancellations in stride.
I take lost luggage, delays and cancellations in stride.
