Sentence examples for office will cease from inspiring English sources

If things keep on going this way the post office will cease to exist within 10 years, and the government will only have themselves to blame.

Amidst the widespread unpopularity of the FCC's plan, Techdirt's Karl Bode suggests that the FCC is simply turning a blind eye to the fraudulent activity in order to mitigate the "massive public backlash". In spite of the FCC's lack of cooperation, Schneiderman has made no suggestion that the New York Attorney General's office will cease its investigation.

France is almost certainly going to go, from what we've been told, and already at least one Russian news blog is reporting that the Russian office of MySpace will "cease its activities" on Jun 30 – at least according to Andrei Mironov, director of Legal Affairs for MySpace there.

As Iran and six world powers including Britain agreed on a framework for further nuclear talks in Vienna, the foreign office announced that Sweden will cease to represent the UK interest section in Iran because London and Tehran were re-establishing direct diplomatic ties.

Following the elections in 2019, Mr Erdoğan will be able to appoint judges and senior officials, while the office of prime minister will cease to exist and the parliament will be significantly weakened.

He said: "We didn't want to be in this position but, unless we stand up now, the Post Office as we know it will cease to exist.

Outgoing officials President Jiang Zemin, NPC Chair Li Peng, and Premier Zhu Rongji will leave their state offices, having already left their Party offices in the fall, and will cease to have any direct role in politics.

The national mail service has announced that while it won't shut rural post offices, as originally planned, it will cease shipment of lithium-ion batteries internationally come May 16th.

(The office of Florida Secretary of State will cease to exist in 2002, its few responsibilities scattered around the bureaucracy).

"The whole system will cease to function.

And all of that was for a term of nine months in office as a lame-duck senator in a district that, thanks to the redrawn lines, will cease to exist.