Sentence examples for planned private from inspiring English sources

Of the £115m in planned private donations, about £30m has yet to be raised.

State regulators approved a license on Tuesday for a planned private club that had drawn complaints from residents concerned that it would bring more traffic and noise.

— CALVIN YANG University of Hong Kong to add training hospital The University of Hong Kong has announced that it will work with the Gleneagles Hong Kong Hospital, a planned private facility that would act as a training hospital.

You know that times have changed at the Chelsea Hotel when a planned private concert by one of its famed former tenants, the punk songstress Patti Smith, evokes grousing and doubts.

An analyst at Gudme Raaschou, Peter Nyborg Moltke, said the sale would probably rule out a bid soon for TDC from one of its European peers because the shares would be spread more widely in the market through the planned private placement.

When the New York City Board of Education asked for proposals last summer to take over some of its lowest-performing schools, Edison Schools Inc. responded in a big way, offering to assume management of 45 schools; invest $80 million in renovations, new books and computers; and possibly to choose New York as the site for a planned private college for teacher training.

In the improved environment with the recommended infrastructure, it is expected that total planned private-sector investment in AD R&D would increase by 23%9595% CI, 12 34%), based on quantitative estimates provided by 10 interviewees.

On Pearl Harbor day, Murrow was in the White House for a long-planned private dinner with the Roosevelts, who, despite the distraction, didn't cancel the appointment.

After London's mayor, Ken Livingstone, lost a legal challenge to the government's planned public private partnership (PPP) in July, the scheme seemed set to start this year.

Facebook had a minor public relations headache when a planned offering of private stock by Goldman Sachs to investors in the United States had to be shelved because of worries the offering would not comply with Securities and Exchange Commission rules.

Private planned homebirths have the opportunity for transfer to the public healthcare system when increased obstetric risk and/or complications arise.