Sentence examples for halt support for from inspiring English sources
As the peace process has ground to a halt, support for some sort of one-state solution seems to have become more common in the region.
Orme believes a revamped scheme should not support the most polluting plants such as diesel generators, provide proper support for demand reduction schemes and halt support for existing nuclear reactors.
Ukraine's interim Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said on Friday that Kiev was ready for talks with Russia, but Moscow must first withdraw its troops, abide by international agreements and halt "support for the separatists and terrorists in Crimea".
The Saudi-UAE-led alliance demanded that Qatar halt support for militants and Islamists, close a Turkish military base in the Gulf state, lower its relations with Iran, and shutter Qatar-sponsored media, including the controversial Al Jazeera television network.
Saudi Arabia will continue to pump oil to keep prices down, partly to keep Iran in check until it halts support for Iran's allies in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.
"We have declared our readiness to hold talks with the Russian government," he said, while listing conditions, including the withdrawal of Russian troops and "halting support for the separatists and terrorists in Crimea".
Saudi and UAE tactics as well as some of the demands that include halting support for militants and Islamists, closing a Turkish military base in the Gulf state, reducing relations with Iran, and shuttering Qatar-sponsored media, including the controversial Al Jazeera television network, could however prove to be a double-edged sword.
These revelations mean the EU must halt its support for this dangerous pipeline".
Construction of new nuclear power plants has ground to a halt, while support for research and for training the next generation of nuclear engineers has suffered.
The campaign is believed to be intended to press France, Algeria's former colonial ruler, to halt its support for Algeria's Government.
It is also a potential setback for the Bush administration, which has sought to pressure Damascus to halt its support for terrorist activities in the Middle East.
