Sentence examples for cease offering from inspiring English sources

In March Britain's BT will be the latest big company to cease offering telex services.

Without a transition, insurers "may cancel individual policies, if the terms of the policies permit cancellation, and cease offering these plans," says a document prepared by the association.

Reading a statement, he said: "American General Finance has decided to cease offering single-premium credit insurance related to its real-estate-secured loans.

Cablevision's chief executive, James Dolan, said on the conference call that the company would cease offering its lowest-price introductory packages to new subscribers because rates had become too low to make economic sense.

LaVarne A. Burton, president of the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, which represents pharmacy benefit managers like Express Scripts and AdvancePCS, said that "manufacturers may cease offering discounts," rather than run the risk of liability under the proposed guidelines.

"If this ruling is upheld on appeal, Ryanair will be forced to cease offering a boarding pass reissue facility at airports and passengers who are not in possession of a valid boarding pass for their flight will not be able to pass through security, and will be unable to travel," Stephen McNamara, Ryanair's head of communications, in an online statement in January.

Richard Ketley, director of international economics consultancy firm Genesis Analytics, says although South Africa allows its banks to offer simple accounts without proof of address, some banks have ceased offering them because they were unprofitable.

By this time, Mr. Moussaoui had ceased offering any demonstrative reaction.

JD Salinger ceased offering his words for publication two years after The Catcher in the Rye came out.

There will be no more security patches, bug fixes and free (or even paid) online assistance, as the firm ends its extended support for this operating system four years after it ceased offering mainstream support for the product.

City Councilwoman Gale A. Brewer, who represents the Upper West Side, said a chorus of neighbors complaining about the church's homeless encampment had grown louder in recent years, especially after West Park ceased offering religious and outreach services on-site in early 2008.