The total bill to terminate all of these swaps-related deals would run into many billions.
The fiasco of Churchill and Kitchener's Gallipoli campaign the following year ended up mimicking the stalemate in France it was designed to terminate; the "butcher's bill", in McMeekin's crisp phrase, was well over half a million casualties with no strategic advantage to either side (though the Turks, who had repulsed the allied invasion, at least felt like victors).
Both the House and Senate versions of the new farm bill would terminate direct payments to farmers – money that's doled out regardless of whether a farmer does any planting – as well as countercyclical payments, which offer farmers income support when crop prices fall below a given level.
Specifically, Cantor was looking for a way to support pediatric research without additional government spending, and asked Harper if he'd agree to alter his bill to terminate public funding of the national conventions to serve that purpose.
The sunset clause means the bill will terminate at the end of 2016 — requiring new legislation to be brought in by the next UK government (a general election is due to be held in 2015) if the data retention powers are to continue beyond that point.
Yet today, this House takes up a bill to terminate a program intended to assist distressed borrowers.
Many Republicans have voted in the past to end DACA ― likely an easier vote under former President Barack Obama, who created the program and would not sign into law any bill to terminate the protections.
The Senate recently agreed to do just that, adding an amendment to a Defense Department appropriations bill that would terminate funds for the program.
Recently, the House of Representatives passed a bill that would terminate the rule.
Last June, the House Committee on Appropriations passed a bill that would terminate AHRQ's funding.
She added that the bill "does not terminate existing, congressionally designated wilderness areas, nor does it release wilderness study areas or roadless areas deemed suitable for wilderness".
