Sentence examples for will pull the plug on from inspiring English sources

"We should not have a government plan that will pull the plug on grandma," he said to loud cheers.

It is still highly unlikely that any Western bank will pull the plug on a subsidiary anywhere even in troubled Ukraine.But nerves are jangling.

Except for an article in Der Spiegel which confidently predicts that the International Monetary Fund will pull the plug on Greece soon.

It is inconceivable that the British and Irish governments will pull the plug on the agreement ahead of next May, its second anniversary.

The issue has even injected itself into the mayoral race; most candidates are against it, which gives foes hope that the new mayor will pull the plug on the plan.

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And I have already called my oldest son and said I just want to be sure that you'll pull the plug on me if I get like that".

Republicans are hell bent on demanding an extension of the Bush tax cut for their patrons at the top, or else they'll pull the plug on tax cuts for the middle class.

Christian Noyer, a member of the decision-making governing council at the European Central Bank — which has put 89 billion euros ($98bn) into the Greek financial system in recent months to keep it afloat but says it will pull the plug if there is no agreement on Thursday's offer — told French radio on Wednesday this was the last chance to avoid catastrophe. .

If you're ever on life support, I'll pull the plug".

He took issue with critics who he said had distorted the debate to stoke fears that health changes will include "death panels that will basically pull the plug on Grandma".