Sentence examples similar to ending ability from inspiring English sources

When I started teaching in New Orleans, in 1991, the latest reform movement was to end ability grouping.

The C.I.A. then clamped down, effectively ending his ability to speak publicly.

Proposals being floated for further cuts include ending the ability to mount amphibious landings and reducing the number of marines.

Then, one winter day, Romina slipped on a spot of ice, shattering the bones in her left foot and abruptly ending her ability to dance.

The indictment led the three companies to abandon the U.S. market, effectively ending Americans' ability to play online poker easily and relatively securely.

"We will have to reassess everything," Moscovici said, when asked if the VAT reform plans included ending states' ability to set the tax at zero.

If anything, primaries could help to empower local parties by ending the ability of the central party to determine candidate shortlists.

London Met was stripped of its higher trusted status in late August, ending its ability to enrol and teach foreign students.

Third, you need to reform the insurance market, ending the ability of insurers to price out individuals based on pre-existing conditions, demographic profiling and health risks.

Last week, Glasgow Licensing Board ruled the venue must close at midnight, effectively ending its ability to run as a nightclub until 03 00.

Changes should also include ending the ability of the wealthy to pay nearly no tax on passive income.