Sentence examples for had tentatively planned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown, a Republican, had tentatively planned to be sworn in next Thursday, but was "advised that there are a number of votes scheduled prior to that date," according to the letter, and he wants to be present.

Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly had tentatively planned a "bullpen" start for Sunday, hoping to push Dan Haren back a day to start Monday at home to open a three-game series against the Giants.

Following the release of No Line on the Horizon, U2 had tentatively planned a follow-up record of songs from the album's sessions entitled Songs of Ascent, which Bono described as "a meditative, reflective piece of work" with the theme of pilgrimage.

Georgia have tentatively planned a Monday news conference.

Mr. Ross, Ms. Seinfeld's publisher, said despite the pending lawsuit and the swirl of controversy surrounding her book, HarperCollins has tentatively planned a new book with Ms. Seinfeld, which will be announced sometime this summer.

Yet he has been considered a success in treatment, and the state attorney general's office had tentatively endorsed a plan for his release.

General Perkins also noted that American and Iraqi officials had tentatively agreed to a plan to hopefully transfer 58,000 American-paid militia guards this year onto Iraqi government payrolls under the command of the Baghdad Operation Center, which reports to Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.

Administration officials have been tentatively planning for Mr. Bush to deliver a major economic speech in Chicago on Dec. 17.

As a result, the Board of Supervisors has tentatively approved a plan to build a $10.5-million EVOC in Castaic.

According to the secret chat network, the next is tentatively planned for January, but the location has yet to be announced to the group.

After a week of difficult negotiations in Germany, representatives of several main Afghan groups have tentatively agreed to a plan for a temporary coalition government.