In her 1914 autobiography Pankhurst dismissed criticism of the WSPU's leadership structure:if at any time a member, or a group of members, loses faith in our policy; if any one begins to suggest that some other policy ought to be substituted, or if she tries to confuse the issue by adding other policies, she ceases at once to be a member.
"I knew that if we ceased firing at once, & undertook to go down the ravine as we came up, that the rebels would pour up over the fort and open a murderous fire upon us".
The term fluorescence was coined in 1852, when it was experimentally demonstrated that certain substances absorb light of a narrow spectral region (e.g., blue light) and instantaneously emit light in another spectral region not present in the incident light (e.g., yellow light) and that this emission ceases at once when the irradiation of the material comes to an end.
Taxpayers should demand that a new United States administration cease doing so at once.
Once a pride of the community, it lost its direction and purpose... until the over-bearing presence of external agencies ceased, at which point the community once again took more of a lead role and the project began afresh.
He stood in his stirrups, shook his fist at the officer, and snapped, "I'll soon show you who I am, sir! Cease firing, sir, at once!" He then rode down the Yankee line ordering the men to stop firing.
Apotheosis, after his death, being in the hands of the Senate, did not at once cease, even when Christianity was officially adopted.
When Augustus Caesar established the empire in 31 bce, the assemblies did not at once cease to function, but their assent to any proposal became merely a formal ratification of the emperor's wishes.
However, you should not cease taking them all at once.
Our stopping rule was for the trial to cease once 25 patients had provided data at the 30 day follow-up.
