Sentence examples for set to cancel from inspiring English sources

Liverpool are set to cancel Nuri Sahin's season-long loan deal as they look to free up the wage bill.

Unfortunately, the Senate appears set to cancel financing for a promising and innovative set of technology programs that would help make America safe.

Deep problems in Europe's carbon trading scheme – its flagship climate change policy – are set to cancel out over 700m tonnes of emissions saved through renewable energy and energy efficiency efforts, according to a new report.

Earlier today, China was reportedly set to cancel further trade talks, should the U.S. announce additional tariffs.

In the others, the Merritt coils are set to cancel out the induced field so that only Earth's natural magnetism is at work.

The new bttn Mini is about half the size of the first gen bttn (which went up for pre-order in May 2014), and also includes an additional action to complicate matters (slightly): a long press which can be set to cancel or confirm a prior push.

Thus, the algorithm sets to, canceling again the glitch, and is incremented by 1, returning to zero.

While The Interview pulled in a (relatively) healthy receipt for a movie that looked set to be canceled, it did not help Sony's motion-pictures division overall.

Russia's military attaché for ground forces and another for defence may also be withdrawn from Turkey, while a bilateral year of culture and tourism with Turkey scheduled for 2017 and 2018 is set to be cancelled.

An estimated 125,000 planned operations were set to be cancelled as another consequence, leading to fears that patients would suffer pain and distress as hospitals would take months to clear the backlog.

In the days leading up the show organisers had to deny speculation it was set to be cancelled after weeks of unseasonal weather.