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Meanings of planned in English

Planned in advance.

Designed or carried out according to a plan.

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Examples for "unplanned"
Examples for "unplanned"
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I think they continue to have unplanned delays in production, he said.
Reuters
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The power utility cited shortages of generation capacity resulting from unplanned breakdowns.
The South African
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The primary end point was all-cause 30-day unplanned readmissions and their causes.
Pubmed
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We have seen dramatic increases in global temperatures and also unplanned urbanisation.
The Guardian
5
And here I was all this time concerned about an unplanned pregnancy.
Ebony
Usage of planned in English
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Standard Chartered said today it planned to issue credit cards in China.
The Irish Times
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Related events are planned in countries involved in the project, including Britain.
Reuters
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Auckland Transport said there were no planned road closures for events today.
Radio NZ
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He said he planned to challenge the fixed penalty notice in court.
The Guardian
5
Clinton said she planned to ask Preval what more help was needed.
Reuters
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A second source said FAB planned to restart negotiations within two weeks.
Reuters
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More images are currently being planned to help work out what happened.
The Guardian
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More casinos planned in New York State and Pennsylvania will increase competition.
Reuters
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Two months ago the family of seven had planned to move home.
The Irish Times
10
Shell's planned return to strong production growth follows a long fallow period.
Reuters
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He told the New York Times he planned to challenge the decision.
News.com.au
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As a result, Digital Domain never held its planned initial public offering.
Reuters
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The European Commission said planned asset sales would address its competition concerns.
Reuters
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It said it planned to build typhoon-resilient structure to minimise future damage.
Radio NZ
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They planned to work their way west along with the time zones.
Deadly Heat
16
The government had planned legislation to force striking workers back to work.
Reuters
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