A6 End to Cease-Fire in Nepal Maoist rebels withdrew from peace talks in Nepal and declared the end of their cease-fire, prompting the government to put soldiers and the police on high alert.
Earlier this year, Russia ordered the United States Agency for International Development to cease operations here, ending two decades of partnership on public health campaigns, civil society initiatives and other programs.
The Confederates "fell in heaps; and I had it in my heart to order the firing to cease, to end the awful sight".
During the 1950s and '60s, critics like Howard Taubman and Stanley Kauffmann, writing for The New York Times, invited gay playwrights to end their "dissembling" — to cease displacing their psychological torments onto pasteboard heterosexual characters and put their own sick lives on the stage instead.
Unless there was immediate help, the bank would have to cease trading by the end of the day.
He makes wars to cease to the end of the earth; he breaks the bow, and cuts the spear in two; he burns the chariot in fire".
In addition to paying $10 billion in damages, the insurers were forced to stop making false promises that premium payments would end after seven years, to cease charging higher prices to minorities and to stop churning policies to ring up additional sales.
"They were worried that as the Cold War was ending, Israel would cease to be seen in the US, as it had been up to 1990, as a valuable partner in an unstable part of the world".
The testing session ended when infants ceased to attend to the screen, or became very active.
In particular by focusing on short germ development, they implemented embryo growth at the posterior end to understand ceasing temporal oscillation, known as "clock and wave front" model [71].
Loose ends ceased to dangle; soft spots were smoothed away and slow passages tightened up.
