Sentence examples for origin planning from inspiring English sources

BERLIN — Scores of special police officers raided at least nine sites in southern Germany and Belgium on Tuesday after what German authorities said was a tip to an alleged Islamist plot involving two men of Tunisian origin planning to stage terrorist attacks involving explosives and remote-controlled model airplanes.

Now it has survived a fifth mission, Blue Origin plans to retire it from active use.

Did you have the Governor's origin planned out even before he first appeared in the comic book series five years ago?

Rumors circulated that Origin planned to cancel the project.

Remittances – the portion of international migrant workers' earnings sent back from the country of employment to the country of origin – plan a central role in the economies of many labour-sending countries and have become a focal point in the ongoing debate concerning the costs and benefits of international migration for employment.

"The attacks yesterday on five mosques in Birmingham is further evidence of a campaign that is evil in its origins, planning and consequences". Witton Islamic Centre on Witton Road, Aston; Jame Masjid on Birchfield Road; Jam-E-Masjid Qiblah Hadhrat Sahib Gulhar Shareef on Slade Road, Erdington; and Masjid Faizul Islam were all targeted in the early hours of Thursday.

On Wednesday's flight, the windows were not installed, but Blue Origin plans to fly a full test flight of the crew capsule – complete with windows – next year.

To shed light on the evolution of executive functions, we investigated the ontogenetic and phylogenetic origins of planning.

Blue Origin, which plans to start selling tickets next year, hasn't announced a price.

When people transact through Origin, it plans to issue them tokens that will let them participate in the governance of the protocol, and could incentivize them to get on these marketplaces early as well as convince others to use them.

Certainly if individual employers announced they intended to limit how many people of Indian or Chinese origin they planned to hire or sponsor this year the companies would face public criticism or even legal action.