Sentence examples for measures cut off from inspiring English sources

Glock, which had been talking to the Clinton White House about agreeing to similar measures, cut off discussions.

The measure cut off a major source of revenue by capping property taxes at 1 percent of valuation and required a two-thirds vote by the Legislature to raise taxes.

The measure cuts off North Korean leaders' ability to travel (except to the United Nations) and buy luxury good, including precious gems, yachts and fast cars.

According to a summary, the measure cuts off benefits to people who are "subjects of a felony arrest warrant and for whom the state has given notice that they intend to pursue the warrant". A standalone version of the warrant provision introduced earlier this year by Sen. Dan Coats (R-Ind). would have saved $4.8 billion.

What you don't want to do is to take blanket measures to cut off travel and trade".

If the 70% reduction is not achieved the use of technical measures to cut off persistent offenders' web access will be introduced by about July 2011.

He attributed that to a counternarcotics coalition assembled at Key West that is trying innovative and aggressive measures to cut off drug traffickers leaving South America.

But Mrs. Clinton faced strong opposition from the left in the form of Mr. Edwards, a former senator from North Carolina, who said that his former colleagues should not support the nonbinding resolution next week and should instead vote for measures to cut off funds for the war.

In response to the findings, all three companies have announced measures to cut off Geofeedia's access to certain data streams, even though critics say the corporations need to adopt broader policies that prevent this kind of surveillance and data sharing.

But a few simple measures can cut off most of those attacks.

"I urge our partners and allies to take similar measures to cut off its funding".