Sentence examples for a stop of a from inspiring English sources

It came as the Metropolitan police in London faced controversy over a video showing a stop of a black male while pushing a scooter.

Two were police stops of Mr. Floyd, now a 33-year-old medical student in Havana, and the third was a stop of a Manhattan teenager, Devin Almonor, who testified that the police stopped, frisked and ultimately arrested him when he was 13, as he walked home in Hamilton Heights.

When he was the city's public advocate, before being elected mayor, De Blasio released a report on the practice, finding that stops of whites were twice as likely to result in discovery of a weapon as a stop of a black person and that blacks were only two-thirds as likely as whites to be carrying something illegal.

Stein et al. showed no progress of radiological signs of osteoarthrosis in 81% of the evaluated patients after almost 9 years after meniscus suturing, whereas a stop of a degenerative progress was only seen in 40% of the patients after partial meniscectomy (Xu & Zhao, 2015).

This mutation leads to a stop of transcription and to a lack of functional protein.

Given the low survival of common vole (a few months), a stop of reproduction may cause a drastic population decline in a short time.

The human podocyte cell line is able to differentiate after a temperature shift to 37 °C for 10 days, leading to a stop of proliferation, a redistribution of the cytoskeleton and an increased expression of podocyte marker proteins (Supplementary Figure 7a).

Let's buy British American Tobacco at market today, and set a protective stop of $39 a share.

"9 Beet Stretch" is not so much a stopping of time as a getting beyond time.

The warrant was based on a traffic stop of two suspects: a female driver and her son.

A stop-and-frisk refers to a brief non-intrusive police stop of a suspect.