Sentence examples for was formally ended from inspiring English sources

The e-Borders programme, which had been one of the largest Home Office capital projects, was formally ended last March and its functions merged into a broader border project.

Peace negotiations followed, and the war was formally ended with the signing of the Treaty of Paris on September 3, 1783.

WASHINGTON -- Almost six months after the Senate Intelligence Committee released its gruesome summary report on the CIA's post-9/11 torture program -- and six years since the program was formally ended -- Congress may finally tighten the screws on prohibitions against torture.

Dofasco's board said it was formally ending its agreement with ThyssenKrupp.

On Wednesday, Norfolk Police announced that it was formally ending its two-and-a-half-year investigation into the theft of thousands of private emails stored on servers at the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit (CRU) – an event that has commonly come to be known as "Climategate".

This past summer, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced it was formally ending its 45-year-old investigation into the infamous D.B. Cooper case, the only unsolved case of American aviation piracy.

"We were filming 'Dead Poets' at a time when he was formally ending his marriage, and the hardest part of that decision was knowing he'd be waking up without his son there.

The army's roles in security and politics have been formally ended.

More than a century passed before duels would be formally ended with the first cut to draw blood.

Until a trip is formally ended, charges accrue whether the vehicle is parked, idle or in traffic.

The thing about marriages that break down is they can take an unconscionable age either to be mended or to be formally ended - because of a combination of the evaporation of trust, the tendency to blame the other for failure and the difficulty in working out who gets what of the assets and liabilities.