Sentence examples for permanently halted from inspiring English sources

For much of yesterday's match, until his serve began to fray, Hewitt's aggression stalled Nadal's pounding momentum, but it could not be permanently halted.

Mr. Engler dismissed any suggestion that Mr. Bush's authority would be undercut if he took office through a judicial ruling that permanently halted the hand recount.

Nationally, $594 million in spending has been temporarily or permanently halted, 14 percent of the overall program, and the Commerce Department's inspector general has raised questions about the program's ability to adequately monitor spending of the more than 230 grants.

It is clear that, if the devastation is to be permanently halted, projects such as the Seeds of the Forest must be provided with the protection they need to survive.

In a nonbinding referendum held in July 2001 despite the announcement by U.S. President George W. Bush that the bombing would be permanently halted within two years more than two-thirds of Vieques residents voted in favour of ending the exercises immediately, a result viewed as a significant victory for Calderón.

Future production is going to suffer as exploration and production projects are stalled or permanently halted.

Mr. Medvedev's announcement confirmed in public what Russian officials had quietly told American and French officials in June: that he would interpret the United Nations sanctions against Iran as mandating that Russia should permanently halt delivery of S-300 missiles, which Tehran wanted to build as a deterrent to airstrikes against its nuclear facilities.

Samsung said at the time that it would permanently halt business with the phone cover and parts supplier should evidence of child workers be found.

That's right, this Dark Act would nullify the labeling bills that have been passed and would permanently halt the democratic will of the citizens of any state to demand their right to know.

Members of the public demanded an end to the US alliance and pressurised the government to consider pulling out from the War on Terror, permanently halt all NATO supplies, expel American citizens in Pakistan and plan a tit-for-tat military retaliation.

After visiting Obama at the White House this week, Netanyahu suggested that sanctions should be tightened unless Iran agreed to permanently halt uranium enrichment, ship its enriched uranium out of the country, dismantle its underground Fordow enrichment facility, and close the Arak reactor facility, which outsiders fear is designed to develop plutonium-bomb capability.