Sentence examples for made a premeditated from inspiring English sources

"Obama has clearly made a premeditated move away from the unilateralism of the Bush years, and he's done it because it's the right way to conduct foreign policy, but has also done it because America's leverage has been diminished," said David J. Rothkopf, a Commerce Department official in the Clinton administration and the author of "Running the World," a book about the National Security Council.

It also hurts me, financially, if I can't exhibit my work, although I am aware that my photography doesn't make much sense from a commercial standpoint, especially since I made a premeditated decision to not go to places already heavily covered by the mainstream media.

Using contraception makes sex a premeditated sin.

Buckingham Palace described the picture story as "premeditated cruelty" and made a formal complaint to the Press Complaints Commission.

The Sun's then editor, David Yelland, immediately apologised after Buckingham Palace accused the paper of "premeditated cruelty" and made a formal complaint to the PCC.

This time, they made a mistake, because I went with premeditated intent not to come back.

At Wednesday's sentencing, Carpenter made a tearful plea for leniency, reminding the judge that the crime was not premeditated and arguing that 17 years in prison would amount to a life-sentence for Wafer, whose health is failing.

"The decision that they made was premeditated," said Victor Rodriguez, 17, a junior at one of the schools to be closed, Paul Robeson High School in Brooklyn, who attended the raucous hearing.

The prosecution relied on the theory that Wallace made the call himself, in a premeditated bid to establish an alibi.

And yet, doggone it, I'm not a rocker because I work with a premeditated intent.

It may not really have been a premeditated attempt at murder.