Sentence examples for cases cancelled from inspiring English sources

It is likely that existing TV deals, which provide significant revenue streams for Scottish clubs, would be scaled back or in extreme cases cancelled.

Classes have been delayed and in some cases cancelled, forcing the headmistress to send students home.

Another study examining uninterrupted warfarin had 2 of 87 (2.3%) cases cancelled because of supratherapeutic INRs and reported a procedure-related stroke in 1.15%.

TV advertisers "in a number of cases" canceled ads that were scheduled for the second part of March.

They quickly rearranged schedules and, in some cases, canceled planned recruiting events in order to make their offers as soon as this week.

Acting Associate Attorney General Tony West, who supervised the civil division and oversaw the handling of the cases, canceled an interview.

Such people may have their applications denied or cases canceled as a result of missing such appointments if they are unable to prove "good cause".

Creditors have rescheduled and in some cases canceled repayment of loans, but they have also cut aid disbursements when they have disagreed with government policies or actions.

But this year, the Obama administration is suspending and in some cases canceling hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to the Pakistani military, in large part to chasten it for expelling American military trainers and failing to fight militants effectively.

The memo encourages ICE officers and lawyers to use their authority to dismiss those cases, canceling the deportation proceedings, if they determine that the immigrants have no criminal records and stand a strong chance of having their residence applications approved.

The United States gives Pakistan more than $2 billion in security assistance annually, although this summer the Obama administration decided to suspend or in some cases cancel about a third of that aid this year.