Sentence examples for originally threatened from inspiring English sources

The commission also decided to forgo imposing the steep tariffs on Chinese solar panels it had originally threatened.

Mr. Menino had originally threatened to keep Fenway-area bars from serving alcohol during the World Series.

Trade in the city centre fell by 30%, and might have fallen further if a branch of John Lewis had moved out as it originally threatened to do.

The Bryans originally threatened a strike and a law suit before a compromise format was evolved, though they have only agreed to try this for one year.

The two unions had originally threatened a strike for Aug. 3, but had postponed any job action because the talks were making progress.

Clarke intends to release the Belmarsh prisoners next month, not into house arrest as originally threatened, but under less restrictive control orders.

The old contract expired at 12 01 a.m. on Sunday, with the unions originally threatening to walk out at that time.

McCain opposed the new GI Bill that President Bush -- after originally threatening to veto -- signed into law this past June 30.

The Republican vice presidential nominee did not, as originally reported, threaten to "rescind" these monument designations, nor did he say that he would ask Congress to do so.

Last summer, the Ministry of the Environment filed complaints against Shell, saying the company had mismanaged the development, causing costs to double over what was originally projected, while threatening extensive environmental damage.

Originally, more than 2,000 doctors threatened to leave but some of them accepted an offer for a 300 Euro ($405) pay increase and withdrew resignations.