Sentence examples for planned disruption from inspiring English sources

The lord chief justice, Lord Thomas, warned judges before Christmas of the planned disruption.

Or tool The refutation of the idea of planned disruption is contained in the tautology of the word itself.

While Glasgow city council insists there is no justification for the planned disruption, which it says will jeopardise the care of its most vulnerable residents, unions say that a failure of negotiations has left the women with no choice but to strike and make visible the decades-long pay discrimination that has affected this largely unseen workforce.

Organisers warned against a repeat of anyone taking to the water for the 159th race and advised that as well as the course being monitored by Royal Marines police were also watching social media for any signs of a planned disruption of the event.

And most importantly, Dwolla's inroad to this planned disruption is cash, an under-represented market in electronic payments.

Twice the experiment was restarted from frozen stock (after generation 320, as a planned disruption, and after generation 820 following a possible second yeast contamination).

F.B.I. officials are urging agents to canvass their communities for information about planned disruptions aimed at the convention and other coming political events, and they say they have developed a list of people who they think may have information about possible violence.

But checking planned disruptions of each target across all of the other hallmark areas is a way to ensure that confounding (i.e. anticarcinogenic) effects are not inadvertantly introduced into experiments that are aimed at producing carcinogenesis, or phenotypes that can support/contribute to carcinogenesis.

The police detained seven Jews and three Palestinians on Saturday night and today for disrupting or planning disruptions of the visit, the Israeli radio said.

"When he learned that militants were planning disruptions, he immediately began canvassing students and faculty -- in dormitories, at informal 'rap' sessions and on the street," the Time article continued.

The three supporters, who politicians have suggested planned the disruption in tandem with hardcore Lazio fans, have already been arrested but the fall-out may continue in the form of a one-month stadium ban.