Sentence examples for terminate aid from inspiring English sources
Phillips recommended three measures: Terminate aid to the ARVN Special Forces of Colonel Le Quang Tung, who took his orders directly from the palace and not the army command.
President Obama's decision to reduce but not terminate military aid to Egypt is a measured attempt to protect American interests in a tumultuous region while affirming the president's support for democracy.
And for as much as America cannot afford to terminate military aid for the sake of regional stability - namely Israel's security -- America equally claims to support democracy and freedom in the Arab world.
The real problem with terminating aid is not the continuing existence of the Camp David accords, which may be put in danger if it stops, this is just a side-show.
"I would begin by terminating military aid to all dictatorships".
Mr. Burton has introduced legislation over the years that would have terminated humanitarian aid to India unless it repealed laws that he said permitted widespread human rights abuse in Kashmir.
In my last post I argued that the overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi by the Egyptian military was a coup and that the Obama administration's refusal to acknowledge this fact was an attempt to not follow the U.S. law that required terminating U.S. aid.
The frustration among those still living in the city is palpable, and has recently been compounded by the announcement that they will no longer receive a reduction in their water bills, as the state has terminated the aid it began providing to the city in response to the crisis last year.
Once GPS terminates aiding KF for any reason, models training are stopped and estimation configuration starts its mission.
It is now known that all 13 mitochondrial encoded polypeptides terminate translation with the aid of mtRF1a (Soleimanpour-Lichaei et al, 2007; Temperley et al, 2010).
His mother was earning a college degree at Johns Hopkins — which probably would have provided the family a ladder to the middle class — when Reagan-era budget cuts terminated her financial aid and forced her to drop out.
