Sentence examples for might be planned from inspiring English sources

And the president, a former defense minister, said the country was as prepared as ever for any invasion that might be planned by the United States.

Human rights activists have expressed alarm at the executions and worry that more might be planned because those on Sunday, in February and in late 2009 were carried out hastily and without having been endorsed by Iran's Supreme Court.

A trip from New York City to Boston might be planned simply by consulting a map and establishing the shortest route that originates in New York City and ends in Boston.

Terrorist attacks in the UK might be planned and organised many miles away from this country itself; those who seek to carry them out may be part of encompassing networks.

Mr. Doguim said the threat was so vague that investigators did not know which type of school was potentially threatened -- whether a university or a high school, for example -- or what type of attack might be planned.

Recent intelligence reports have hinted that such an attack might be planned during the Republican National Convention in Manhattan, but it was unclear yesterday whether the new information suggested any timetable.

I might be planning, or venting frustrations.

And it suggests that India might be planning military reprisals.

That could indicate that Calico might be planning to acquire some drugs to test.

There remains the justifiable fear that Iran might be planning to arm itself with nuclear weapons.

There's nobody to torture to find out what those people might be planning.