Sentence examples for ends the prospect of from inspiring English sources

His decision to plead guilty ends the prospect of a public trial pitting the former minister against his ex-wife, Vicky Pryce.

While Gonzales's resignation from public life ends the prospect of further impeachment or 'no confidence' motions in Congress, the long-time Bush friend could still face professional sanctions in Texas.

Wiping out the Taliban won't end the prospect of Pashtunistan -- it may even energize it.

Ending the prospect of nuclear war was what concerned him most.

Their makers promise that the new machines will simplify voting and forever end the prospect of pregnant and hanging chads.

Ellen DeGeneres, right, will not tape two editions of her syndicated show in New York next week, ending the prospect of especially fervent protests from striking members of the Writers Guild of America.

In Doha this week, a committee of 21 countries called on the Congo DRC to end the prospect of oil exploitation in Virunga national park.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate on Wednesday approved two amendments to the financial regulatory bill that both Democrats and Republicans claimed would end the prospect of taxpayer-financed bailouts for companies deemed "too big to fail".

A final pact, if one could be arrived at, would end the prospect of a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities and the hell that could follow: terror attacks, proxy battles, regional war — take your pick.

Lawyer Henk Smith of the Legal Resources Centre, which has acted for landholders opposing MRC's Tormin mine, said the killing of Rhadebe, a "principled democrat", had likely ended the prospect of conciliation meetings between the miner and its opponents.

In a comment that appears to end the prospect of the Nations Championship being approved, Melville insists the RFU will not allow ownership of its 82,000-seater ground to ever be threatened.