Sentence examples for because of stopped from inspiring English sources

How can we protect the city like this?" With operators unable to get to the communications center because of stopped buses and trains, supervisors instituted a body-to-body rule, meaning that workers could not leave the center unless they were replaced.

A third report, from this July, details how another Google Lexus was crashed into from behind by a human driver — this time after decelerating to a stop in traffic because of stopped traffic ahead of a green lit traffic intersection.

Mr. Rakowitz said he was guilty of depraved indifference because instead of stopping the killing, he smoked marijuana and watched.

The distinction is critical because the goals of stopping behavior in the two types of problems are quite different.

Edvard (9), 68-year old ex-smoker had for years been thinking of stopping because of his daughters' asthma.

He applauded the mayor for inventing "a new statistic": 5,600 "fewer murders in the past decade" because of stop-and-frisk.

And over the last decade, the number of murders has dropped by 51 percent, "in part because of stop, question and frisk," Mr. Browne said.

Speaking at the Christian Cultural Center in the Flatlands section of Brooklyn, Mr. Bloomberg reminded hundreds of parishioners that violent crime has dropped during his tenure in office, in part because of stop and frisk.

"In the last decade, since the current administration took office," he added, "there have been 5,430 murders, compared to 11,058 the decade before, because of stops and other policies of police engagement".

David Lammy, the Labour MP for Tottenham, the flashpoint for the 2011 riots, said the bedrock principle of British policing, that officers police by consent, was under strain because of stop and search: "It introduces policing by fear through the backdoor.

How many crimes have we prevented because of stop and frisk.