Sentence examples for halted funding from inspiring English sources

Last year, a bureaucratic error temporarily halted funding for the migrant programme, which meant shopkeepers refused to accept immigrants' tokens.

In 2010, the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria halted funding to Mali amid allegations of fraud and mismanagement.

After last year's initiative, Israel withheld millions of dollars in tax transfers to the Palestinian Authority; the United States halted funding for Unesco, and Congress is withholding $495 million in assistance for the Palestinians, the State Department says.

He denounced "the ones who fled" the war, and inveighed against the acts of the Watergate Congress, which, elected after Richard Nixon's disgrace, in 1974, halted funding to South Vietnam, hastening its doom.

Cash accused community legal centres on Thursday morning of running a "false and misleading campaign" about funding cuts given that in March the federal government halted funding cuts which were due to take effect on 1 July.

He also changed the name and function of the government's "Centre for Women's Participation", calling it the "Centre for Women and Family Affairs", shred all research literature published under its previous incarnation, and halted funding to women's groups.

Both campaigns also halted fund-raising across the East Coast in favor of an appeal to donors for Red Cross contributions.

At the Republican National Committee, officials said they had excised blatantly political material from the party's Web site and halted fund-raising.

And as a substantial donor, David Cameron should halt funding unless the mission fulfills its mandate to protect the people of Darfur.

The Republican Senatorial Committee and a leading party-advocacy group, Crossroads GPS, meanwhile, both announced they were halting funding for the candidate, depriving him of a potential $10m.

If elected, he will work to halt funding for the health-care act, though he would support new legislation to cut costs and expand coverage.One factor helping the Democrats in 2008 was the high turnout of black voters, who make up 29% of the electorate in the district.