Sentence examples for end lifetime from inspiring English sources

Those advocating the changes had hoped the court would effectively end lifetime alimony.

David Cameron first signalled he would like to end lifetime tenancies of council homes as long ago as 2010, when he suggested it could help increase social mobility.

Hughes is backing a conference motion that will directly challenge David Cameron's proposal to end lifetime council house tenancies and is leading talks with Labour to oppose a clampdown on housing benefit.

Simon Hughes, the Lib Dem deputy leader, is to lead a call at his party conference to oppose Cameron's plans to end lifetime tenancies in social housing and introduce fixed term tenancies.

Perhaps more important to the company — and to a potential buyer — the Guild would agree to end lifetime job guarantees for employees who started working at The Globe before 1992, in return for improved severance packages for those workers.

WITCHES OF EAST END (Lifetime, Oct. 6) Julia Ormond, Mädchen Amick, Jenna Dewan Tatum and Rachel Boston play members of a family of witches in a new series based on Melissa de la Cruz's popular novel (no relation to John Updike's "The Witches of Eastwick").

This small investment is a simple solution that has the potential to end lifetimes of unrelenting poverty.

Organizing for Action, the advocacy group that supports the White House, has begun running counter-ads, pointing out, for example, that the law ends lifetime caps on benefits.

And the law ended lifetime dollar limits on services covered by private plans, a matter of great importance to people with very high medical costs.

Gingrich told me that he is urging Trump to give priority to an obscure but contentious conservative issue — ending lifetime tenure for federal employees.

First, the law ended lifetime maximums, the catch by which insurance companies could decide that after they'd spent a certain amount they could walk away from a patient.