Sentence examples for ceased operations for from inspiring English sources

When the floods associated with Hurricane Irene came this fall, some C.S.A.'s virtually ceased operations for the year.

In some areas, like Aceh and the West Timor border, violence is so uncontrolled that most aid organizations have ceased operations for fear of attack.

The A.F.L. had regularly operated teams in the state, most recently the Los Angeles Avengers and the San Jose SaberCats in 2008, before the league ceased operations for a year.

It said it had ceased operations for the "foreseeable future".

The firm has since ceased operations for what it terms "a transition period".

On December 22, 2018, a quarter of the U. S. government ceased operations for a record-breaking 35 days.

Hawaii Superferry said it had decided "to cease operations for the present" in the wake of the State Supreme Court ruling.

Nightline, MIT's student-run hotline for counseling, information, and support, is ceasing operations for at least two semesters while it decides on several major structural changes.

But the owners of W.N.B.A. teams in Miami and Portland, who also own the N.B.A. teams in those cities, have announced that the W.N.B.A. teams will cease operations for financial reasons.

Although the prime minister was quick to blame Baathists (possibly in an attempt to divert international blame away from the Shia community for the country's troubles), Mr Sadr, seemingly stung by the accusations, announced shortly afterwards that the Mehdi Army would cease operations for six months, in order to allow it to "rehabilitate".

For students, there is no better example than the predicament Antioch finds itself in at the moment: barring any last-minute rescue, soon after next Saturday's commencement the 156-year-old campus in Yellow Springs, Ohio, will be emptied of students, faculty and staff, lose its accreditation and cease operations for at least a few years.