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Although Nisbet has some sympathy with those who suggest breaking off agreements that no longer serve their purpose, his idea is that twinning should go back to its radical roots.
Some critics, including former Red Cross executives, have even suggested breaking off the blood services operations from the rest of the organization, as the Canadian Red Cross did a decade ago.
In that crash, the first officer suggested breaking off the approach because the plane was far too high, but the captain, who had been asleep for most of the flight, tried to land anyway.
But this will be a campaign suggesting, this time, breaking off diplomatic relations with a State that, by this act, will have placed itself outside the community of nations.
The location of the boulder at the bottom of a cliff near many other boulders suggests it broke off the cliff and tumbled to its current spot sometime in the distant past, Hill said.
A handyman buddy suggested that I could make them fit by breaking off some metal tabs in each can.
They suggest that it broke off a glacier in that area in early autumn 1911 and started off as a floating hunk measuring roughly 500m long and 300m deep.
But close-up pictures of the wing piece bearing an identifying maintenance number and showing tell-tale damage to the flaperon's edge suggest that it broke off the aircraft during a high-speed dive after running out of fuel, a prominent aviation accident analyst said Friday.
Someone suggested that they might break off today's journey home for the purpose, in which case Trent Bridge could be a convenient venue.
During the election campaign Mr. Sharon suggested that he would break off further negotiations with the Palestinians pending a complete end to the violence, and then propose a settlement offering them roughly the territory they already control -- some 42percentt of the West Bank and almost 90percentt of the Gaza Strip.
