Sentence examples similar to that discontinues from inspiring English sources

He noted Wardle's concern that discontinuing the investigation "went against every instinct as a prosecutor".

Joshua Y . Horton Southold's town supervisor, said that discontinuing rail service on the North Fork "would be a grave mistake".

Ireland's Health Service Executive also told the judges that given the medical evidence the court should make an order ruling that discontinuing treatment would be lawful.

In that case, opponents claimed that discontinuing life support was the equivalent of murder or manslaughter and that it would violate medical ethics for doctors to participate.

The authors reported that discontinuing growth hormone therapy in adolescence would limit the child's ability to attain "peak bone mass".

As he manages C.E.S., Mr. Shapiro said he is mindful of the fate of another conference, the computer-focused Comdex event, that discontinued its live events after 2003.

At the same time, results from an uncontrolled, clinic-based study suggest that discontinuing caffeine consumption can improve the efficacy of acute migraine treatment [83].

Nevertheless, there were no significant differences in BMD, bone turnover markers, and new fracture incidence from the group that discontinued treatment 6 years previously.

A meta-analysis showed that discontinuing or not adhering to aspirin given preventively was associated with a threefold higher risk of major adverse cardiac events [67].

"We had assumed that discontinued display models were unpopular," he says, "but it turns out they're not and that we'd been marking them down too much".

The company felt that discontinuing support of v2 would avail resources which could be dedicated to improving PT3 and providing exceptional customer service.