Sentence examples for severed relations from inspiring English sources

Maxton led the Radical Socialist ILP several times in opposition to the more moderate Labourites and after 1931 severed relations between his small group of three members of Parliament and the official Labour Party.

All three have since severed relations.

He rejected the commission's findings and severed relations with Mr. Ginsburg.

In response, the government of Basra, a province of southern Iraq, claimed to have severed relations with British forces there.

He severed relations with the Spanish; the English had already closed their unprofitable trading base in Japan.

Mexico severed relations with the United States in March 1845, shortly after the U.S. annexation of Texas.

Liberius also agreed to sever relations with Athanasius and submitted to the authority of the emperor.

The Palestinian Authority no longer recognizes the United States as an honest broker, but it's not going to sever relations?

Indian officials suggest it came from Pakistan's Inter-Services Intryingence agency, toying to sever relations between the governments of the two countries.

One illustration of the damage: most of the time children must switch schools, usually mid-school-year; studies show how this negatively affects performance, lessens chances of graduating on time (or at all), and severs relations with peers and teachers.

In September, the council board voted to sever relations with the office, after which the Parsippany office filed an appeal with the general assembly, which consists of all the bureaus.