Sentence examples for cease right from inspiring English sources

Surely it cannot naïvely believe that its responsibilities cease right from the moment a country wins a bid.

And while the crowd outside BC place was too tame and festive to do anything violent, a fear lingered that the momentum built for women's soccer – even US soccer as a whole – might cease right there on Robson Street.

This strategy effectively provides biventricular support and gas exchange through a single pump configuration with the ability to cease right ventricular (RV) support when not required.

As the House of Representatives said in a resolution, approved 419 to 1, he must insist that China act immediately to cease rights abuses, allow promised press freedoms and permit peaceful political activities during the Games.

I fail to see how an America that can't get China to agree to cease human rights violations can somehow get China to cease pegging its currency.

The arse has never ceased going right out of her and indeed it seems increasingly clear that perhaps she never had an arse at all.

And it would have been more than fitting if Krauss had told the story of how in the mid-1940s when the physicist George Gamow related Jordan's idea to Einstein when they were walking across the street that it so startled Einstein that he suddenly ceased moving right in the middle of the road, forcing cars to stop to avoid hitting him.

Those limits usually center on how "rights" to do and say certain things cease being protected rights when they affect the rights of others.

Even the Remainers have founded the majority of their arguments not on the values and virtues of European partnership but on what might conceivably go wrong if it were to cease; on the right way to handle the inward flow of immigrants, rather than the opportunities that greet young British citizens who actually want to travel the other way, eager to study or to find a job in Europe.

"Both protect... against compulsory self-incrimination... by requiring an interrogation to cease when either right is invoked".

And to those who repeat, without cease, that abortion rights amount to state-sanctioned murder, I would say: remember Becky Bell.