Sentence examples for attempt to stop this from inspiring English sources

The trust will attempt to stop this by bolstering the finances of gene banks around the world.

In an attempt to stop this flow, the EU and Turkey reached a deal last week that would see almost all asylum seekers returned to Turkish soil.

In real gardens, the soil inevitably gets in among the stalks, despite tying the leaves together in an attempt to stop this.

Our votes in parliament will be to attempt to stop this deal and to say to the government, 'You've got to go back and negotiate something else'.

Dr. Thomas D. Schneider, a molecular information theorist at the National Institutes of Health, created a Web site, the Left-Handed DNA Hall of Fame at www.lecb.ncifcrf.gov /toms/LeftHanded.DNA.html, in an attempt to stop this particular mutation.

The past week has seen allegations that the government phone-tapped a political opponents' conference call, the launch of a coalition of parties who only two months ago were campaigning against each other in federal elections and an attempt by Stephen Harper, the prime minister, to shut down the federal Parliament in a desperate attempt to stop this coalition from ousting him.

The prison authorities attempted to stop this statement being made but he would have none of this and made it clear that he would make the statement to you, the people.

Israel's attempts to stop this fire eventually triggered the cycle of raids that led to Corporal Shalit's capture and Mr Olmert's new policy: a big army incursion.

"The lawsuit is attempting to stop this indiscriminate style of raids," said Anoop Prasad, a lawyer on the case on behalf of the plaintiffs.

The expectation of further attacks caused the prices of food and other commodities to rise, however, as people stockpiled necessities; Japanese attempts to stop this hoarding and profiteering were not successful.

But this attempt to stop the British people understanding the class differences underpinning the election campaign is part of a wider effort to stop us understanding how our society still works.