Sentence examples similar to gone after planned from inspiring English sources

For example, you can Google "ERISA class action" to find the many cases surrounding retirement benefits going after plan administrators for failing in their fiduciary duties.

A small gala dinner in the hall went on as planned after the concert was canceled.

The America's Cup will go on as planned after the death of a sailor when a boat capsized during a training run last week on San Francisco Bay, officials said.

Like Fakenham, racing at Warwick today goes ahead as planned after an early inspection.

The latest NFL game in London will go ahead as planned after the resolution of a legal dispute involving one of the participants, the St Louis Rams.

And the crucial transition from desk and laptop computers to mobile appears to be going to plan; after Google, Facebook is now the second-biggest mobile advertising publisher.

New Zealand, coming into the tournament as champions following their surprise victory in 2008, were expected to beat Samoa comfortably and all was going to plan after an opening quarter in which they played some scintillating rugby league.

Although the Spurs have given every indication that they will go after Kidd, who plans to visit San Antonio next week, many general managers around the league do not believe he is their top choice.

Lila Rose, the president of Live Action, which is based in San Jose, Calif., said Tuesday that her group had gone after Planned Parenthood because "they're the biggest abortion chain in the country".

Their main worry was over possible violence should the elections go ahead as planned after several potential candidates were deemed ineligible to stand.

So President Obama is going after the Ryan plan; good.