Sentence examples for funds cut off from inspiring English sources
Harakat al-Hazm, originally the most favoured of these, had its cash funding halved; the rebel Farouq Brigade had all funds cut off.
China was among a list of 16 countries that the Government said would have its British aid funds cut off by 2016 following a review in 2011 by the then international development secretary Andrew Mitchell.
Starz, Oct. 17 at 10. LIVING PROOF A movie based on a true story about a research doctor at the University of California, Los Angeles, who develops a promising but experimental cancer drug only to find his funds cut off.
As a result, 1199's benefits fund cut off health insurance in November.
The International Monetary Fund cut off financing in September 2003, and the World Bank severely cut back on lending.
But the total amount stolen — $10 million to $20 million — was relatively small, and aides to Dr. Kazatchkine said the fund cut off those countries and sought to retrieve the money.
If it fails to uphold its commitments, it faces the prospect of having its bailout funding cut off, leading to a debt default and the possibility that the country would be forced to leave the euro zone.
Neither the mayor nor the D.C. Council had been informed, and when Edwards began to speak out the water authority threatened to have his funding cut off, and the E.P.A. ended its contract with him.
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The fund cut off credit to Argentina early in December, but indicated a willingness to begin negotiating a new loan after governors of 23 provinces agreed last week to pledge to cut their budget deficits drastically.
