Sentence examples for cessation of which from inspiring English sources

For fifteen days they sailed before a steady and favourable breeze, on the cessation of which they were carried along by ocean currents and fitful winds for another 15 days (some versions seem to say a month), arriving finally at a number of islands of so lovely a description, that the wanderers made no doubt they had reached 'the earthly p140 paradise' — the veritable site of the Garden of Eden.

1,129 (53.6%) of the records did not have dates of breastfeeding cessation of which 856 (75.8%) had entries indicating that the mothers were breastfeeding, at least, up to 6 months.

A child may form a significant relationship with any adult – family member or otherwise – the cessation of which might be detrimental; but (parents aside) not just any adult can argue that it may be beneficial to a child to begin a relationship with him.

The Security Council now authorizes only peace enforcement missions — missions that are more frequently deployed to active conflicts before the full cessation of hostilities — which charge peacekeepers with using force to protect civilians under threat of violence and which are increasingly hard to distinguish from war.

After four months of violent conflict, the negotiations will strive for much more than just the cessation of violence, which has been the goal of most Israeli-Palestinian contacts until very recently.

In a statement, the family said: "The disappearance and cessation of communication which got his mother and father concerned … are completely out of character and a very recent development".

The chapters which cover the risk factors for oral cancer are beneficial to all members of the dental team to help advise and aid patients in the cessation of habits which may prove detrimental to their oral and general health.

Earlier today, Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, urged the US and UK governments to "change their minds" and back Kofi Annan's demand for an immediate cessation of hostilities which have killed over 300 people in the region.

The disappearance and cessation of communication which got his mother and father concerned to report to the security agencies are completely out of character and a very recent development, as before then, from very early childhood, Farouk, to the best of parental monitoring, had never shown any attitude, conduct or association that would give concern.

"Morality aims at the cessation of that which makes it possible" (loc. cit).

Systemic growth and development retardation occurs during the treatment, yet the growth rate accelerates and reaches the normal limits after the cessation of chemotherapy, which is defined as "catch-up growth".