Sentence examples for had planned to declare from inspiring English sources

The couple had planned to declare their vows at a local court, as is normal here, but almost all the courts are closed.

But syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease that was so rare by 1998 that federal health officials had planned to declare it eliminated by 2005, has made a troubling comeback in New York City and across the nation.

Mr. Yudhoyono told a local newspaper that Mr. Wahid had planned to declare an emergency, but backed off moments before his televised address because neither the military nor his cabinet were prepared to support him.

The new wave of records released at the beginning of January have already revealed that Margaret Thatcher had planned to declare a state of emergency and use the military to transport coal at the height of the miner's strike.

The thrift's main regulator, the U.S. Office of Thrift Supervision, had planned to declare Washington Mutual unsound on Friday, the normal day for bank closures, and turn it over to the FDIC for disposition, Bair said, but news of the failure had begun to leak out, so the action was moved up a day.

The bill next goes to the president, who said he would sign it on Friday preventing a second painful government shutdown, but announced he had plans to declare a national emergency as a way of funding his long-promised border wall with Mexico.

An estimated 60% of accident and emergency crews and 80% of rapid response paramedics had planned to strike, but a major incident declared by the Ambulance Service "to maintain a safe level of cover" on Thursday night meant staff were required turn up for duty.

This is expected to be the end of Melo's career at Syracuse, as several people in the N.B.A. and at Syracuse have said he plans to declare for the N.B.A. draft after this season.

Bernanke said the Fed had acted only after it had learned that Bear Stearns was planning to declare bankruptcy within 24 hours.

Bolt took his time arriving in the tunnel to greet the press, which resorted to filming its own scrum with mounting impatience, as if to preserve the blessed indignity of waiting on a man who has announced in advance that he plans to declare himself a living legend.

The launch of Apple's new iPhone 5S focused heavily on the handset's new 64-bit A7 processor, with the company boasting that this new chip would offer "desktop-class architecture" to users Just days later rival phone-maker Samsung have jumped onto the 64-bit bandwagon and declared that they had plans to use similar chips in the future.