Sentence examples for a stop to bringing from inspiring English sources

I'm going to put a stop to bringing in all these animals.

From Bristol Temple Meads train station, there is a ferry stop to bring you to the city centre, close to the hostel.

At the conference Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra vowed to bring a stop to Thailand's legal ivory trade.

The time has come also to bring a stop to the very real war on the drug cartels south of the border.

In a video message, Wexler described the TCC as "a grassroots movement to make a stop to radical Islam and to bring back the word of God, the foundation to the wall of Jerusalem," and said that by getting five million people become TCC supporters they "can change that trend that is going to destroy America.

If you feel intimidated or unsure about how a single individual can bring a stop to such heinous acts, take baby steps.

"In the 70's, whoo, we got that all the time, but Nancy Reagan pretty much put a stop to it when she brought in the military.

The result shows that the central government's permissive approach to historical preservation, not requiring a stop to new development, has brought favorable conditions for the preservation and revitalization of small cities, although the government projects did not take streetscape preservation as their main purpose and still need to be refined.

We will only achieve this if the international community is capable of bringing a stop to this escalation of violence, of which the chemical massacre is just one illustration".

His impending dementia will eventually bring a stop to his megalomania.

All the while, Syrians continued to flee their homes and wonder if anything could bring a stop to the violence.