Sentence examples for nations cut off from inspiring English sources
Late on Thursday, the region's nations cut off Mr. Gbagbo's access to funds, a potentially crippling step that could make paying the army and civil servants impossible.
The United States and other nations cut off most aid to Haiti by the time the second Aristide government took power in February 2001.
PAGE A18 Funds Still Flow to Terrorists A Congressional report says administration efforts to help foreign nations cut off funds for terrorists have been hurt by leadership problems and insufficient funds.
Rice Appears to Soften Stance on Latin America Aid Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice indicated that the United States would look to resume military assistance to nations cut off from aid for refusing to shield Americans in international court.
In addition, many nations cut off direct foreign aid to Mr. Aristide, Haiti's first democratically elected president, and the Bush administration increased diplomatic and political pressure against him, perceiving him as hostile and unstable.
SOUTH ASIA -- In an escalation of hostility set off by Pakistan's failure to clamp down on two groups accused of attacking the Indian Parliament, the two nuclear-armed nations cut off bus and air links, restricted one another's diplomats and massed their armies at the border.
Moreover, it was realized that, in the event of a major war, a nation cut off from the Chilean supply would soon be unable to manufacture munitions in adequate amounts.
It would be condemned to be a small nation, cut off even from its neighbour, Southern Rhodesia, to which along with the white settlers of East and Central Africa General Smuts once looked to make his bulwark against black domination.
However, during her gracious acceptance speech, whilst thanking her country and fans and stating the pride she held for being part of the British nation, she was cut off by presenter James Corden, in order to cue headliners of the evening, Blur.
The six nations Iran threatened to cut off Wednesday were, in descending order of the size of their purchases: Italy, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Greece and Portugal.
Before the collapse of Communism, Eastern bloc nations may have been cut off from international trends, but for that reason they could cultivate individual styles in ballet, opera and orchestral playing.
