Sentence examples for some cases ceased from inspiring English sources

Even though combat there has been reduced or in some cases ceased, it still remains a dangerous environment and a hotbed of hostility.

In most cases also an ineffectual retching followed, producing violent spasms, which in some cases ceased soon after, in others much later.

Another Forrester report released Wednesday points to a darkening outlook for services deals as banks cut back and, in some cases, cease to exist.

In some cases, cease-fires have opened the way for delivery of food and other supplies to besieged neighborhoods.

New cases ceased in section B after daily inspection and patient isolation were implemented, but these measures were taken late in the epidemic.

Within 2 months of implementing widespread poultry culling, quarantine measures, and the public education campaign, the number of potential cases reported to the surveillance system decreased dramatically and confirmed human cases ceased, despite interim improvement in the quality of surveillance and laboratory testing.

Absent federal mandates, accountability will vary wildly and in many cases, cease altogether unless parents organically unite to demand consequences for under-performance.

In Pakistan, reporting on Shahzad's case ceased, for the most part, after a few weeks.

But hey, if you're in this rarefied category you already know those fees are rising and in some cases may cease to be offered.

Nolle prosequi, (Latin: to be unwilling to pursue) plural nolle prosequis, in Anglo-American law, request by a prosecutor in a criminal action that the prosecution of the case cease, either on some or all of the counts or with respect to some or all of the defendants.

Nolle prosequi, ( Latin: to be unwilling to pursue) plural nolle prosequis, in Anglo-American law, request by a prosecutor in a criminal action that the prosecution of the case cease, either on some or all of the counts or with respect to some or all of the defendants.