The final amount is likely to be even higher because the figure does not include pre-opening expenditure grants and fees for all cancelled free-school projects.
A Helsinki cable-television monopoly plans to cancel free pornographic broadcasts by two low-budget channels.
Is there anything that Trump has said that he's concerned about—his views on immigration or his periodic threats about cancelling free trade?
The next day an operator agreed to cancel free of charge, refunding me for half the month during which it could not supply the service I had paid for.
The capital, Ankara, got tough, too, setting up a telephone hot line so people could turn in neighbors who ducked out and threatening to cancel free bus travel for pensioners who were not home.
Some authorities are now stripping back rural bus timetables, or cancelling free travel for elderly and disabled passengers during peak hours.
The comments came as part of a broad address on the topic of campus free speech that referenced the canceled "Free Speech Week" organized by Milo Yiannopoulos, which was supposed to be a four-day event but devolved Sunday into a series of 20-minute speeches on campus that the university dubbed "the most expensive photo op in university history".
In November, 2008, Eustis cancelled "A Free Man of Color," a new play by John Guare, two and a half weeks before rehearsals were to begin.
And the organisers of the Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix, held in Montreal between June 8th and 10th, cancelled their free open house that usually starts the race weekend.
For this reason, staff recently cancelled the free food handouts residents were receiving from local cafés, replacing them with communal cooking days such as "Soup on Sunday" to encourage independence.
Eventually your arrogance might lead to some self-destructive über-Tory audacity – abolishing higher rate income tax or cancelling free school meals or something.
