Sentence examples for would completely end from inspiring English sources

Taking the proposed Medicare cuts off the table, I believe, would completely end that threat.

President Obama has refused to back legislation such as H.R. 1622, "The Fairness and Transparency in Contracting Act" that would completely end the diversion of federal small business contracts to large businesses and redirect up to $100 billion a year in existing federal infrastructure spending to middle class small businesses.

"Indeed, an extension of the withholding tax arrangements that these measures effectively represent is probably a better outcome than the feared automatic exchange of information which would in reality completely end any pretence of bank secrecy in Switzerland".

It will completely end tourism in Scotland".

This business would expand rapidly after the passage of Lord Hardwicke's Marriage Act in 1754, which completely ended irregular marriages in England, but not in Scotland.

But the violence has not completely ended.

The House plan would completely eliminate all estate taxes by 2024, ending a nearly 100-year-old levy.

"It would be highly desirable to have completely, totally ended any ability on their ability to communicate," Mr. Rumsfeld said on NBC's "Meet the Press".

If I did any high-end training then I would completely run out of power.

It is now clear that the only measure that would completely protect primates, and to ensure more productive medical research, is to end their use in research.

Tax is a huge inconvenience, but if nobody paid it because they never "consented" to being taxed, the NHS would end up completely privatised and we'd all have to start living like Americans.