And then Intel really kiboshed the last of the semis.
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And then Intel really kiboshed the last of the semis.
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Optimists hope the end of the funding froth will have kiboshed only firms with bad business plans.
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No one now thinks nuking the moon is a good idea, and US officials kiboshed the notion relatively quickly.
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America's security watchdogs recently kiboshed the takeover of Qualcomm by Broadcom, a rival semiconductor firm then domiciled in Singapore.
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An attempt to deselect Mr Corbyn when he was a rebellious backbencher was supposedly kiboshed at Tony Blair's behest.
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An economic slowdown kiboshed rate rises this year: on April 10th the bank promised to keep them on hold in 2019.
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This entry kiboshed "spin" at 23A (it should be WHIR) and provided the necessary anchor for what was, for me, the toughest corner.
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She leaves crystals and other spell-casting trinkets in Bonnie's room as she sleeps — a practice Bonnie has apparently kiboshed before and similarly rejects now.
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Michael Gove's impressive record as environment secretary is offset by a reputation for treachery, earned when he kiboshed Mr Johnson's attempt on Downing Street in 2016.
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But not in India: a ministerial decision deeming that the tech giant's products are not "cutting-edge" has, in effect, kiboshed plans to open stores there.
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I knew I was right and didn't want to back down and ended up arguing to the end even though I knew I'd kiboshed my chances.
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Billed as a comedy, it follows him as he struggles to execute the customary duties of a First Lady and sees his attempts at seducing his wife kiboshed by matters of state.
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Margrethe Vestager, the bloc's respected competition chief, who repeatedly kiboshed political efforts to mollycoddle favoured industries, is probably on her way out (of her current job; she will almost certainly stay in Brussels).
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Warren's staff has even kiboshed attempts to do a private event for donors that don't technically raise any money or a less buttoned-up event, featuring the women's young kids, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Pearce refused to open the gift or throw it out that Christmas and during the ensuing holidays he would pull it out and put it under the tree (until his wife kiboshed that tradition), but he wouldn't open it.
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The rules for approving a Britain-EU free-trade deal will be a problem, for as a "mixed" agreement it must be ratified by all national parliaments in the EU as well as some regional ones (including Wallonia's, which almost kiboshed CETA).
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For a brief period between 1867-68, just before the province of Manitoba entered confederation, Thomas Spence—a councillor for Louis Riel's Provisional Government—controversially lead an organized movement to establish an independent state around the community of Portage la Prairie, known as the Republic of Manitobah. Spence's hopeful plans for a new republic were soon kiboshed as his movement was never recognized as an official government nor granted any royal assent by the British monarchy.
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