Sentence examples for planned inside from inspiring English sources

India and the United States have concluded that the attacks were planned inside Pakistan and carried out by its citizens.

Few people outside China know Alibaba well, and what they know centres on its dynamic founder.The change has been long planned inside the company, though.

But American frustrations remain high, partly because of a belief that the extent to which the bombing may have been planned inside Yemen has not been fully established.

The officials also said Mr. Mohammed had begun to cooperate with his captors, although it was not clear whether he had given up any significant information about Mr. bin Laden, other Qaeda leaders or terror strikes being planned inside the United States or elsewhere.

There has been criticism of an Israeli announcement about more houses planned inside East Jerusalem settlements and on Friday a 14-year-old Palestinian boy was critically injured when he was shot in the head with an Israeli rubber-coated bullet during a demonstration in Nabi Saleh, in the West Bank, against Israeli confiscation of village land.

Last week, the Sierra Club weighed in, declaring that "the park had been co-opted by the interests of real estate developers" and warning that "for the very first time, private housing, parking and what might also be a private marina" were being planned inside a park.

And that same night the venerable PBS program "Nova" plans "Inside the Megastorm," which is pitched thus: "Are superstorms becoming more frequent, more destructive, more deadly?

From the bench on Friday, Goethals read a series of newly unsealed official memos from the sheriff's department ― stretching back to 2003 ― wherein OCSD deputies describe sophisticated "missions" and "plans" inside the jail to gather evidence against other inmates.

"Most of the terrorist and suicide attacks in Kabul were planned from inside this prison by this man," he asserted.

Outdoor performances and children's events are planned, and inside the museum will be workshops in challah-making and a tea ceremony.

Free displays and activities are planned both inside and outside of Grand Central Terminal on Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Vanderbilt Avenue and 43rd Street, grandcentralterminal.com.