Sentence examples for state cut off from inspiring English sources

In 1998, the state cut off its share of financing for the developments, and in 2003, the city followed suit.

I briefly lost touch with my parents, as the state cut off all telephones and the internet.

Last fall, the state cut off Medicaid funds to the home after health inspectors discovered mold growing on pipes in one section of the home's sprawling basement.

When Gazprom, a giant gas company controlled by the Russian state, cut off supplies to Ukraine in early 2009, in a dispute over unpaid bills, Europeans farther west suffered too.

Jones says this pattern explains why it is misleading to see London, as some do, as the equivalent of a city state, cut off from the rest of the country.

Housing Authority officials say that in 2003, the city stopped financing the six developments it built and that the state cut off money for its 15 complexes in 1998.

The state cuts off voter registration 25 days before an election.

Some states cut off benefits for all but a few when welfare recipients reach their time limits.

* Arab states cut off public and private funding and all other forms of support for groups supporting and engaging in violence and terror.

Yet as jobs have become harder to get, so has welfare: as of 2006, 44 states cut off anyone with a household income totaling 75 percent of the poverty level — then limited to $1,383 a month for a family of three — according to an analysis by Ms. Albelda.

When Tillerson began to work as a mediator in a dispute that saw Saudi Arabia and a number of Gulf states cut off relations with Qatar, an important military ally, Trump veered off course, issuing a vociferous, off-the-cuff takedown of Qatar.