Sentence examples for provisions cut off from inspiring English sources

Melville describes their journey as fraught with sea-sickness and poor provisions, "cut off from the most indispensable conveniences of a civilized dwelling".

Mr. DeLay's provision would cut off military aid to any non-NATO countries that ratify the International Criminal Court treaty.

Earlier this week, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a provision to cut off financing for the troops after July 1 , 2001 unless the next administration wins specific approval from Congress.

Correction: May 24, 2000, Wednesday The chart of Votes in Congress on Sunday misstated the action of Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, on a provision to cut off financing for United States troops in Kosovo by July 1 , 2001

Congress eliminated $42 million in aid to Lima last month and the Senate approved a provision to cut off more funds for Peru if the president reports that Mr. Fujimori has failed to make "substantial progress in improving its respect for human rights".

In both the House and the Senate, replacement legislation has included a provision that would cut off all federal Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood for one year.

The provisions of the deal "cut off Iran's most likely paths to a bomb", Obama said.

Kurds are outraged that Turkish forces have not allowed reinforcements and provisions into Kobani, which is cut off from supply routes in Syria.

New survey data reveals a depressing 29percentt of respondents still believe the Affordable Care Act includes provisions allowing a committee to cut off medical care for people at the ends of their lives.

Another provision in the budget would effectively cut off federal funding to Planned Parenthood by putting the organization in the back of the line for family-planning dollars.

It could also set in motion provisions of American law that would require the United States to cut off money to any Afghan unit involved in abuses.