Sentence examples for believed to stop from inspiring English sources

While the report is believed to stop short of calling the practices "torture," the "enhanced interrogation" techniques detailed prompted Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore).

Longitudinal growth in the physis is believed to stop almost immediately after the operation.

The capillary leak is believed to stop between 8 and 24 hours after trauma, but data varys [ 4, 8].

The fast healing of the cord is also believed to stop the pains that women feel following birth of a newborn baby.

Some drank lemon juice, or squeezed lemon juice into the vagina, or took Aspirin tablets; methods believed to stop menstrual flow temporarily (one FGD with males, two FGDs with food and local beer vendors, two FGDs with bar and guesthouse workers and ethnographic research).

He said she had urged him — under coercion, he believes — to stop working with Atajurt, the activist group.

"We have a chance, we believe, to stop this disease if we all work together," Dr. Heymann said.

Before this, it was North Korea's third-largest trading partner.Much more can be done, the Japanese believe, to stop Mr Kim's flow of cash, notably in China.

The reason for this is believed to be to stop cancer in its tracks by preventing tumour cells from dividing more than a certain number of times.

The Leyland DAF 200 vehicle, registration number F864 RJB, is believed to have stopped in an unidentified layby on the northbound A19.

He is believed to have stopped for a few minutes to talk to some pupils, before producing a canister and releasing a cloud of noxious gas.