Sentence examples for rising plans from inspiring English sources

The Observer has also learned that another radical republican group opposed to Sinn Féin's peace strategy, known as Éirígí (Irish for Rising), plans to occupy the garden on 15 May, two days before the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive.

Indeed it will be stepped up, with Valentine's Day demonstrations around the world, when the online campaign group One Billion Rising plans what it calls a mixture of 'a global strike, an invitation to dance, an act of solidarity with women and a refusal to accept violence against women and girls as a given'.

Later, Casement failed to obtain the loan of German army officers to lead the Irish rising planned for Easter 1916.

In the UK there is a rising planned outside Yarl's Wood immigration detention centre, where women are held for months instead of receiving asylum and care after fleeing countries where they were raped, tortured, and threatened.

Circulation keeps rising, and plans for the 300th anniversary celebrations are already in swing.

Some high-rise plans began to fall foul of a new law to reverse the coastal citifying he had started.

Eventually she won on her home court, rallying West Villagers to block high-rise plans of the type favored by Mr. Starr.

Hackney council's planning department is quick to hand out permission to large developers with ambitious high-rise plans, and rumours circulate among planning consultants and architects about the supposed revolving door between jobs in planning and developers' offices.

Sometimes homeowners don't discover that the four-story building next door has been sold to a developer with high-rise plans until a demolition crew arrives with a backhoe.

They appear to have been severely hit by tax-rise plans in their party programme, badly communicated proposals for a "veggie day", and a stream of revelations about the party campaigning for the decriminalisation of pedophilia in the 1980s.

Risen plans to fight the court order to testify in Supreme Court.