Sentence examples for definitively ended from inspiring English sources

But Chief Justice John Roberts's successive opinions in defense of the Affordable Care Act — National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius, in 2012, and then, last week, King v. Burwell — have definitively ended the debate about the legality of Obamacare.

When the century's other great choreographer, Frederick Ashton, died in 1988, followed by his British compatriot Kenneth MacMillan in 1992, it seemed that a great age of ballet had definitively ended.

(The Danish theatre, having definitively ended a somewhat intermittent existence after the devastating Copenhagen fire of October 1728, reopened in 1747, and he resumed his playwriting, but these plays were never to be as successful as the earlier ones).

Thatcher definitively ended a truly poisonous, envious, inert period in Britain's history: http://t.co/0pb7ECphqA — Andrew Sullivan (@sullydish) 8 Apr 13 The writer Andrew Sullivan, who credits his "entire political obsession" to Margaret Thatcher posted a tribute on his blog, The Dish: I was a teenage Thatcherite, an uber-politics nerd who loved her for her utter lack of apology for who she was.

On Sunday, in a sign that the presidential campaign had definitively ended and that the fast-forming administration had become the focal point, the faces of Mr. Obama's new team appeared across the spectrum of Sunday talk shows, a changing of the guard more than two months before he officially assumes power.

A long period of flirtation with MLS, during which the Cosmos were the presumed frontrunners for the second New York franchise, was definitively ended a couple of weeks ago with the confirmation of a partnership between the New York Yankees and Manchester City, to form New York City FC.

Although GB qualified only fourth fastest, it took the intervention of the referees to definitively end their medal hopes.

The decision by the five-judge panel to clear the pair definitively ends the long-running saga.

Londoño hailed a deal that will enable Colombians "to definitively end the war and confront our differences in a civilised manner".

On Friday, Wyden and two intelligence committee colleagues, the Democrats Mark Udall and Martin Heinrich, released a letter to Obama in which they urged him to definitively end bulk surveillance on domestic phone data.

A growing number of people, millions worldwide, say they believe that life definitively ends at death – that there is no God, no afterlife and no divine plan.