Sentence examples for stopped permanently from inspiring English sources
But if the co-location plans are stopped permanently 7,000 children will be left in the lurch.
(A Big Lie deliciously exposed by the recent findings that more Asian Britons than whites believe that immigration should either be stopped permanently or halted until unemployment falls).
"If the game is started, then stopped permanently due to unplayable weather conditions, it will be deemed 'official' once two periods have been played.
With no new cases of the disease reported this week, Mr. Ridge said that he hoped "the anthrax has stopped permanently".
Mr. Armitage said that General Musharraf "was quite categorical about the fact that the activities across the Line of Control would be stopped permanently".
"I'm hopeful, like the rest of America, that the anthrax has stopped permanently," the official, Tom Ridge, said at a White House briefing.
"It's unlikely to stop permanently for a long time," Adriano Mazzini told a press conference in Jakarta.
The American diplomatic efforts yielded their first real gains on Saturday when India welcomed a pledge by Pakistan's military ruler to stop permanently the infiltration of militants into Kashmir.
Only by learning to view war as limited by our democratic values rather than as a tool for promoting them can we hope to arrest the slide toward the borderless, seemingly endless democratic "holy wars" and campaigns of remote killings we are witnessing today, and to stop permanently the use of torture and secret law.
But it continued to insist on its right to resume it, and in August 2005, the month of Mr Ahmadinejad's inauguration, it did so even though the three European governments had offered it economic and civilian-nuclear help in exchange for stopping permanently.
Why is it that the Stoptober – smokefree October – campaign encourages smokers to give up for the month with the aim of stopping permanently, whereas with Dry January, the challenge is only to go booze-free for 31 days and no more?
