Sentence examples for permanently ended from inspiring English sources

France resumed testing briefly in 1995 and permanently ended testing only the following January.

The Muslim occupation was permanently ended by the Spanish in 1462, and Isabella I annexed Gibraltar to Spain in 1501.

As Ross sees it, while nothing America did could by itself have permanently ended the conflict, the Bush administration remained recklessly aloof.

Two months later, on June 19 , 1862 Congress took similar action on a much grander scale by signing an order that permanently ended slavery in all the federal territories, which then constituted over 40 percent of the nation's land.

The move is a rapid and stunning reversal from the hard line that India has taken for months, insisting it would not talk to Pakistan unless it permanently ended the infiltration of militants from its territory into India.

Carnegie Deli permanently ended its eighty-year New York City tenure on December 31 , 2016 but the legacy of the local sandwich haunt lives on.

It will permanently end his tumultuous, thrilling career in baseball.

And will there be a pledge this time to permanently end the incentives at some point?

In either case, the ensuing reputational damage may well permanently end a manager's financial career.

The Commerce Department will decide whether to lift the suspension permanently, ending the investigation and the agreement.

There is only one way left to improve the Olympics: to permanently end them.