Sentence examples for be stopped from doing from inspiring English sources
Can it be stopped from doing this, as America argues, by being starved of money?
If the beauty business deceives people into spending money uselessly or harmfully, should it be stopped from doing so?
If people could already gamble online, so I didn't see why they should be stopped from doing so here.
Firms that subvert labour laws by using zero hours contracts to avoid providing holiday, sick pay and other worker rights should be stopped from doing so.
Mr Ziauddin replied, "he has to be stopped from doing that or he has to be removed from there...If he does not stop he has to go as well, because it is so harmful to us".
It's because such a ban suggests that sometimes we need to be stopped from doing foolish stuff, and this has become, in contemporary American politics, highly controversial, no matter how trivial the particular issue.
But he has been stopped from doing so, because of election rules that favour big parties.
We used to build homes, but were stopped from doing so.
The Irish have already imposed "haircuts" on subordinated-debt holders in their banks, though they were stopped from doing this for senior bondholders (see article).
That case, and others Garzón pursued, established the right of foreign courts to try human rights cases when domestic courts are stopped from doing so.
