Sentence examples for breaking off cooperation from inspiring English sources
The Iraqis have announced they are breaking off "cooperation" with the U.N. inspection team headed by chief inspector Richard Butler.
The council's decision last March to investigate the effect of Jewish settlements on Palestinian rights prompted Israel to break off cooperation with the council, castigating it as a political platform used "to bash and demonize Israel".
The Rwandan government accused the tribunal of incompetence, broke off cooperation with the court and refused a visa for the chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, to visit her office in Kigali.
Although the dispute arose out of a BBC interview with Mr Vanunu last year, it reflects the increasingly troubled relationship between the corporation and the Israeli government which has led Ariel Sharon's administration to break off cooperation at times and his ministers to refuse to appear on BBC programmes.
In Parliament on Thursday, Britain's foreign secretary, David Miliband, denied that the United States had threatened to break off intelligence cooperation with Britain.
Britain's foreign secretary, David Miliband, denied that the United States had threatened to break off intelligence cooperation with Britain if it released information about a terrorism suspect in American custody.
The connection broke off.
Decayed pilings broken off.
Mugger's skull breaks off.
