Sentence examples for was ultimately called from inspiring English sources

Shareholder suits later contended that MedPartners had overstated its finances in an attempt to complete the merger with the rival, PhyCor Inc., that was ultimately called off.

Malema was ultimately called to an ANC disciplinary hearing in May 2010; the terms of a plea bargain agreement required him to publicly apologize for his behaviour and made him subject to suspension from the party should he engage in similar behaviour within the next two years.

Final assessment: an artful bluff that was ultimately called.

The attackers were driven back after a pitched four-hour battle, in which American artillery, warplanes and attack helicopters were ultimately called in.

There followed a period of confusion as to whether the players wanted to play on, but they were ultimately called home by their government having decided themselves they wished to stay.

But procedural experts in the House of Commons say that a minor tweak is all that might be needed and would make no difference to whether the amendment is ultimately called.

Especially as the PA declined to rehabilitate negotiations that were ultimately called off earlier in 2014.

On 8 December 1941, the day after war began in the Pacific, Morris was authorised to place the battalion on full-time duty, although only a small number were ultimately called up at this time.

To protect and provide services to the nation's parks, the National Park Service began a partnership with groups that were ultimately called "Cooperating Associations," made up of naturalists, historians and other private citizens and starting in 1923 with the Yosemite Museum Association.

Democrats have said all along that Gov. Jeb Bush and his brother's campaign were ultimately calling the shots, a charge the Republicans deny.

It was ultimately never called, however.