Sentence examples for planned by one from inspiring English sources

These types of attacks are not usually planned by one person alone," he added.

When the price tags of all the additional programs planned by one party or the other or both are tallied, a funny thing turns out to have happened to the surplus: Even before it materializes, it has been largely parceled out.

The development, planned by one of New Orleans' most storied development companies, Perez APC, will be right next to the levee, a raised area of grassland that holds back the Mississippi River from the city and is one of the only deliberate green spaces in the Lower Ninth.

Because of an editing error, an article in some editions on Tuesday about a last-minute bidding contest over development rights for the West Side railyards in Manhattan gave an outdated name for an investment bank that was to have been the anchor tenant for office towers planned by one bidder, Tishman Speyer Properties.

The mayor of Hoboken, Dawn Zimmer, said top officials in Christie's administration leaned on her to support a project planned by one of the Samson firm's clients; the internal report said there was no evidence to support that allegation.

The Democratic mayor of Hoboken, Dawn Zimmer, said top officials in Christie's administration leaned on her to support a project planned by one of the Samson firm's clients; the internal report said there was no evidence to support that allegation.

We called into the Botanic Gardens, planned and planted by one of the Rotunda's surgeons.

A report in the Memo Pad column in the Itineraries pages of Business Day yesterday about an international route planned by American Airlines misstated one destination.

Striving to keep up with the quickening pace of mergers in Japan's banking industry, Sumitomo Bank and Sakura Bank are moving up their planned merger by one year.

"We need that excitement," he said, speaking of actions like the one planned by Mr. Milliner.

The May decision has inspired several protests, including one planned by local and national charter-school advocacy organizations that will take plan in Atlanta Thursday.