Sentence examples for ceased approving from inspiring English sources
Indeed, according to one NASA committee report, by 1996 the agency "effectively ceased approving new changes to the space shuttle design" to concentrate "scarce resources" on finding a replacement for the shuttle.
It deemed the record unclear, however, as to the likelihood of the petitioners' actually producing a plan to control the development, and surmised that irretrievable commitments were being avoided because petitioners had ceased approving most coal-related projects while the NGPRP study was underway.
Mintage ceased after the ten different medallions approved by Congress were produced.
In one of those decisions, the commission had battled for nine years with Dr. Warren M. Lent and his wife, Henny, before unanimously approving Thursday's cease-and-desist order for the couple and fining them about $4.2 million for diverting a public easement to private use at an expensive oceanfront rental they own at Las Flores Beach.
The cease-fire agreement approved last summer basically just reinstated the 2012 agreement that ended the previous round of fighting.
The county remains unconvinced: it gave the couple notice to "cease occupancy" until an approved septic system is installed and the buildings, walls and moats are brought up to code.
And last April, competitor Lending Club was the first P2P lender to temporarily cease operations (the SEC approved its registration, and its members are now lending again in about half the states, including California which gave it the go-ahead last week).
If the Congress, within 60 days after the date of its receipt of such report, fails to adopt a joint resolution approving such controls, then such controls shall cease to be effective upon the expiration of that 60-day period.
DDT use peaked in 1973, but was no longer approved after 1987 and its use had effectively ceased by 1989.
He immediately ordered that this practice be ceased and that coinage would begin in the 89.2% fineness approved by the Coinage Act of 1792.
