Sentence examples for be halted with from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year delegates at the BMA conference passed a motion stating that the "inadequate computer-based assessment" performed by Atos had "little regard for the nature or complexity of the needs of long-term sick and disabled persons", and proposed that the WCA should be halted "with immediate effect".
Allegations that a senior officer instructed that a sexual abuse investigation should be halted, with the order having come from "up high" in the Met.
But, unlike a team of costumed super-villains, they can't be halted with a punch in the snoot, or a zap from a ray gun.
We're awash with pink this Breast Cancer Awareness (BCA) month and gratefully so, as this means we're invigorated about a cause that cuts too close to home, has taken too many lives and needs to be halted with a cure before it claims too many more.
The top panel shows that an unfolding epidemic in principle can be halted with little cost of human lives, while the bottom panel illustrates that high compliance rates are essential for successful early control, preventing a rapid buildup of susceptible individuals after the number of infected individuals has dropped below the threshold.
Since apoptotic cleavage of Dicer-1 to 180 kDa fragment results in its catalytic inactivation [5], it is evident that the production of new siRNA molecules from its precursors by the action of Dicer-1 would be halted with the onset of apoptosis in both the models of RNAi.
Their three-game winning streak was halted with a 5-2 loss to the Kings in Los Angeles.
8.42pm GMT The game between Salzburg and Basel has been halted, with some clowns throwing missiles onto the pitch.
Play was halted with 20 of 66 players on the course fighting wind up to 45 miles an hour.
Stoke complained to the referee Michael Oliver that play should have been halted with Mané lying injured in an offside position.
Play was halted with two outs in the top of the third for 38 minutes and again in the middle of the fifth for 31 minutes.
