Sentence examples for canceled state from inspiring English sources

In at least two cases, he canceled state contracts his political supporters had won after the deals became public.

Dozens of flights and train services have been canceled, state television said, disrupting travel at the start of the three-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday.

And in that, the federal government is hardly alone: California, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Minnesota in recent years all have gone through costly budget delays that furloughed workers, postponed or canceled state payments and, in some cases, shut down state offices.

And with budget austerity in the air here and "new taxes" a forbidden phrase, President Nicolas Sarkozy is instead focusing on symbols — canceling state garden parties for Bastille Day, ending presidential hunts at Château de Chambord and pushing his ministers to reduce their lavish expenses and bloated staffs.

Whenever the light driver timed automaton is in cancel state, l3.cancel, for property p6, it implies that after 60 time units (clock value x greater or equal to 60), the locked out routes will be unlocked.

NBC is getting out of the intelligence game, canceling "State of Affairs" after a single season.

It's worth noting that even though Arkansas's governor cancelled state Medicaid contracts with Planned Parenthood over the 2015 fetal tissue videos, three Republican-led congressional investigations and 13 state-level probes including one by a Texas grand jury found no evidence of wrongdoing.

But the gala was canceled when State Attorney General Mike Fisher advised that it was illegal.

New Hampshire canceled a state contract with Planned Parenthood last year, but the federal government awarded the organization a similar contract.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono announced that he had canceled a state dinner with the visiting Australian prime minister, Julia Gillard, to travel to Merapi on Tuesday.

Last week, Ms. Rousseff canceled a state visit to Washington to signal her displeasure with the N.S.A. surveillance, the most significant diplomatic fallout from revelations that have also strained relations with other allies, like Mexico and Germany.