Sentence examples for cannot stamp from inspiring English sources

Its influence is palpable in the shanty towns round Diyarbakir, where unemployed youths say that "Islam should rule the world".Past experience suggests that repressive laws and a military crackdown cannot stamp out terrorism.

Outsiders, who have often been drawn to the region as invaders and occupiers, cannot simply stamp out the jihadist cause or impose prosperity and democracy.

The illicit sex trade surrounding the school, at the corner of East Tremont and Bryant Avenues, has been a distasteful reality for years, according to teachers and parents who express both frustration and resignation at a problem that the police say they cannot fully stamp out.

Corruption is rampant in Indonesia's port and customs systems, and cannot be stamped out unless officials are paid more.

Little has been heard recently of Mr Wolfowitz's belief that global terrorism cannot be stamped out without overthrowing Iraq's Saddam Hussein, though that idea has not entirely vanished.

But any changes are only to 'reduce risks'; they cannot be stamped out altogether, and that's the problem.

Irvine says that as one of four men who will choose the 2013 Lions coach, he cannot rubber-stamp anyone for the role.

Feelings of worthlessness cannot be stamped out by relationships; they are just delayed until later.

A lack of a stamp cannot prove that Cohen was not in Prague.

Mr Banks also complains that he cannot draw food stamps.

New York officials say their numbers include some households with earnings from illegal immigrants, who cannot get food stamps but sometimes live with relatives who do.