Sentence examples for may planned to from inspiring English sources

Before leaving for the summit yesterday the BBC reported May planned to lead a discussion with her fellow world leaders on how to "work together to prevent the plotting of terrorist attacks online and to stop the spread of hateful extremist ideology on social media".

Many people may plan to retire to states like Florida that have no state estate tax.

True, they may plan to hand these on to their children.

The deputy prime minister, Bulent Arinc, warned: "We may plan to reduce our relations with Israel to a minimum".

"The extremists may plan to identify flights that transited the target country, so that the hijackers would not need visas".

Worse, the narrator begins to suspect that Ridley, who helps care for the elderly, is killing her patients, and may plan to kill her own mother.

The negotiations are further complicated by European worries that China may plan to try to compete with Galileo for commercial business.

But we do not think it of him, no matter what wickedness he may plan to inflict upon the rest of us.

They may plan to rely on demonstrations and rallies, forums and op-eds, and the ruling family's goodwill, to bring about change.

Second, the "scooter killer" appeared to be filming himself, suggesting that he may plan to post videos of his crimes online.

One certainly may plan to drink in reckless or dangerous ways, not with the intention of becoming an addict somewhere down the road.