Sentence examples for drop a planned from inspiring English sources
One question is why the BBC's often pugnacious current-affairs program "Newsnight" decided to drop a planned segment about Mr. Savile's behavior, chronicled by women prepared to say publicly that he had abused them.
Mr. Icahn added that he would also drop a planned fight for control of the Commercial Metals board.
Perhaps the worst change made by the summit was to accept a last-minute bid by Mr Sarkozy to drop a planned reference to free and undistorted competition as one of the union's key objectives.
In January 2003, the British private equity firm Doughty Hanson said it would drop a planned public offering for its food group, RHM, that had been expected to raise about £1.5 billion.
Just as Mr. Pomeroy once pushed in Congress to expand federal health care programs and block regulatory proposals that industry executives considered burdensome, he and his former aide, Bob Siggins, now are pressing the Obama administration and Congress to drop a planned change in Medicare rules that could force dozens of long-term care hospitals to close or curtail services.
When people get their road tax letter through the door next year and find they have got an extra £200 to pay - well, I don't have to say any more, do I?" Campbell also called on the government to drop a planned 2p increase in fuel duty due in October.
Because her academic background was in literature (she dropped a planned dissertation on Henry James because her adviser thought her approach too visual), and no doubt because she was a woman, she was left pretty much on her own.
A planned book on Trump's campaign was scuttled by Penguin following the allegations, and HBO dropped a planned movie based on the book.
PAGE A20 G.O.P. Cruise Plan Dropped Representative Tom DeLay will drop a plan to use a cruise liner as an entertainment center during the Republican convention.
He has also had to drop a plan to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, by his own confession one of the September 11th plotters, in a criminal court.
In January campaigners forced the government to drop a plan to put convicts to work on fishing boats a policy probably intended to dampen demand for bonded labour.
