Sentence examples for was being ended from inspiring English sources

"I know that some of you feared a repeat of 1991, when you thought Saddam's rule was being ended, but he stayed, and you suffered," he said.

Ms. Lessel, who said the city had provided money for the organization every year for nearly a decade, said she was shocked when she got word the financing was being ended.

At the time, the then home secretary Jack Straw said it was being ended because "it is arbitrary, unfair and ineffective and has penalised genuine cases, divided families and unnecessarily increased the administrative burden on the immigration system".

The Scottish Tories disclosed that Neil's announcement came as a key maintenance grant for poorer students was being ended by the Scottish Funding Council: the SFC said its widening access programme, introduced after grants were cut in 2012, would end next year because of its 3.3% budget cut.

The whole of my lifetime the second world war has been being ended in Europe".

The £12.7bn National Programme for IT is being ended after years of delays, technical difficulties, contractual disputes and rising costs.

Historically familiar mutterings of a sell-out are beginning to be heard.The chief cause for concern is the terms on which UN sanctions against Iraq are being ended.

The show, which features veteran stars such as Richard Wilson and John Hurt, pulls in almost seven million viewers but is being ended by its creators.

"It's an extraordinary amount of money from a relatively few donors that helps explain very clearly why this system is being ended".

It meant he was being unconventional to the end.

Central control was was scheduled to end in July.