Sentence examples for has stopped financing from inspiring English sources

The federal government has stopped financing the Silver Ring Thing, a group that promotes abstinence to teenagers.

But it has stopped financing tribal governments and the patchwork of programs and grants that form the thin blanket of support for reservations racked by poverty and other ills.

But with $30 billion of its assets frozen by the United States, Libya has stopped financing its American scholarship program, which has enough money to last only until June 1.

The Catholic Campaign, an arm of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that is devoted to reducing poverty, has stopped financing groups that run astray of Catholic positions.

For example, New Hampshire has stopped financing health insurance for many future retirees, while North Carolina has begun requiring state employees to work 20 years, up from five years, to qualify for full retiree health benefits.

A governor-appointed board has stopped financing four programs at law schools that offer free legal assistance primarily to poor illegal immigrants, drawing complaints from immigration rights advocates who fear that hundreds of people will be left in the lurch.

Some money-strapped foundations have stopped financing documentaries altogether, causing several longtime producers to throw in the towel; other producers are competing for funds with the most successful public TV documentarian, Ken Burns, after one of his corporate underwriters ended its commitment.

In 1971 Jack Straw – who went on to be home and foreign secretary in Tony Blair's government – was giving his farewell speech as president of the National Union of Students when he was interrupted halfway through for an important announcement: Barclays Bank had stopped financing the Cahora Bassa dam project in Mozambique.

It was forced this week to dispute reports that the CIT Group, the major lender to the garment industry, had stopped financing shipments by small vendors — which Penney estimated at only 4 percent of its merchandise.

Texas was sued for financing a job training program that required students to study the Bible -- a program the state has since stopped financing.

Dozens of financial institutions, including Citibank, the Bank of America and the Chase Manhattan Automotive Finance Corporation, have also stopped financing lease deals.